Quantum arbitration

uncovering the unobvious in the development of arbitration and law of the future

Autores

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52028/rbadr.v7.i14.ART07.RU

Palavras-chave:

Tecnologias quânticas, Arbitragem quântica, Resolução alternativa de disputas, Processo civil, Assinatura quântica, Algoritmo de otimização quântica

Resumo

O artigo aborda os desafios e as possibilidades futuras da arbitragem quântica, concebida como a arbitragem do futuro. A comunidade científica jurídica está atualmente envolvida em amplas discussões sobre tecnologias quânticas, uma vez que já foi demonstrado que as propriedades dos fenômenos quânticos podem influenciar de forma significativa diversas áreas do direito, especialmente a resolução de disputas. Este artigo explora o potencial de incorporação das tecnologias quânticas na arbitragem, destacando como elas podem aumentar a eficácia em aspectos específicos do procedimento arbitral, incluindo a gestão de casos, a execução de convenções de arbitragem e a análise preditiva arbitral. Além disso, o artigo busca aprofundar a compreensão doutrinária sobre as perspectivas e as implicações jurídicas do uso de tecnologias quânticas na arbitragem. Para alcançar esse objetivo, os autores utilizaram diversos métodos, incluindo a previsão jurídica e a análise jurídica comparada. Os autores concluem que é essencial adaptar e modernizar os regulamentos existentes, propondo um marco regulatório multinível para a arbitragem quântica.

Biografia do Autor

Elizaveta Aleksandrovna Gromova, National Research South Ural State University

National Research South Ural State University (Russia). Department of civil law and civil procedure.

Daniel Brantes Ferreira, Alikhan Bokeikhan University. Ambra University

Alikhan Bokeikhan University (Kazakhstan); Ambra University (USA). Founding Partner at DBFLaw. Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb).

Tikhon Petrovich Podshivalov, National Research South Ural State University

National Research South Ural State University (Russia). Department of civil law and civil procedure.

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2025-12-11

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