Arizona HB2371 allows artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration in divorce proceedings with mutual consent and no minor children.

Arizona HB2371 amends the state's statutes to permit the use of artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration in divorce cases, provided both parties consent in writing and they do not share minor children. This computational system applies laws to facts and generates recommendations or binding determinations. A binding determination can be appealed to a superior court for a de novo review. The law defines artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration as a system that applies laws and generates decisions but lacks independent legal authority.

Arizona HB2371 allows artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration in divorce proceedings with mutual consent and no minor children.

Arizona HB2371 amends the state's statutes to permit the use of artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration in divorce cases, provided both parties consent in writing and they do not share minor children. This computational system applies laws to facts and generates recommendations or binding determinations. A binding determination can be appealed to a superior court for a de novo review. The law defines artificial intelligence-assisted arbitration as a system that applies laws and generates decisions but lacks independent legal authority.