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Normative Foundation of Artificial Intelligence in International Dispute Settlement: Challenges to the Interpretation and Application of International Law Rules

Huan Zhao

Abstract


This paper focuses on the normative foundation of artificial intelligence (AI) in international dispute settlement, and analyzes the
classification of its application scenarios, the core connotation and necessity of the normative foundation from a professional and technical
perspective. It emphasizes the exploration of the adaptation dilemma between algorithmic logic and legal principles in the interpretation of
international law rules under AI application, as well as the fairness predicament caused by data bias in the application of rules. Corresponding optimization strategies are proposed, including a normative system of “hard law supplementation + soft law precedence”, an application
mechanism of “pilot verification + dynamic adjustment”, and a technical guarantee of “algorithmic transparency + data diversity”. These
strategies provide practical paths for addressing the challenges in the interpretation and application of international law rules.

Keywords


Artificial Intelligence; International Dispute Settlement; Normative Foundation; Interpretation of International Law Rules; Application of International Law Rules

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ag.v9i1.14183

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