Jan. 14, 2026
California tests its authority to regulate AI use in arbitration
As AI creeps into arbitration, lawmakers test the limits of how far California can go in regulating its use by arbitrators.
A newly introduced bill would govern the use of artificial intelligence by attorneys--and in arbitration. A Senate analysis of SB 574 found few problems with the regulation of attorneys, an area sits squarely within state control.
But it raised questions about the bill's attempt to force arbitrators to disclose the use of AI and prevent them from "delegating any part of their decision-making" process to the technology. The Senate Judiciary Committee had yet to debat...
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