New Delhi, April 11 -- Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Friday stressed the need for a procedural framework to regulate the use of technology in arbitration, noting that while technological advancements have transformed proceedings, increasing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) raises concerns over confidentiality and preservation of independent human judgment. Speaking at the inauguration of the 5th Edition of the Indian Council of Arbitration International Conference on "Arbitration in the Era of Globalization: Legal Technology, Economic Development & Cross-Border Disputes", the CJI said that the legitimacy of arbitration rests not only on efficiency but also on the assurance that decisions remain the product of impartial ...