On the possibility of using artificial intelligence technologies in resolving corporate disputes in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the possibilities of using artificial intelligence in resolving corporate disputes in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The authors analyze the current international acts and program documents regulating the use of artificial intelligence and its development. The study pays special attention to modern approaches to the introduction of digital technologies in judicial and arbitration processes, and also assesses the potential of artificial intelligence to improve the efficiency of courts in resolving corporate disputes. Special attention is paid to the legal and ethical aspects of the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning, including issues of personal data protection, ensuring the impartiality of the court, the rule of law and the trust of the participants in the process. Due to the challenges that have arisen in the implementation of electronic legal proceedings, the authors propose recommendations for adapting artificial intelligence tools to the specifics of the Kazakh legal system. The study examines the possibility of using artificial intelligence tools in resolving corporate disputes simultaneously with court records management and the possibility of predicting the outcome of a case based on decisions made in similar cases.