AI for Mediators: Future-Proof Your Mediation Skills
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how professionals work – and mediators are no exception.
At Business AI Studio, we believe that those who embrace AI now will be better equipped to deliver faster, smarter, and more effective results in the future.
That’s why we’ve partnered with Hunt ADR, one of the UK’s leading providers of mediation training and services, to launch a new course: AI for Mediators.
Why AI Matters in Mediation
Mediation is about communication, strategy, and resolution. AI supports mediators by:
- Enhancing preparation with research and document drafting.
- Analysing data and helping frame negotiation strategies.
- Streamlining case management and communication.
- Freeing time to focus on guiding parties towards resolution.
This isn’t about replacing mediators – it’s about empowering them with tools that extend their capabilities.
What the Course Covers
The AI for Mediators programme blends Hunt ADR’s decades of dispute-resolution expertise with BAIS’s innovation in AI training. Participants will explore:
- Practical AI tools mediators can adopt immediately.
- Real-world use cases where AI adds value to the mediation process.
- Ethical considerations and responsible use of AI.
- Hands-on demonstrations of how AI saves time, reduces costs, and improves outcomes.
Who Should Join
- Experienced mediators who want to future-proof their practice.
- New mediators seeking tech-confidence early in their careers.
- Lawyers, HR professionals, and dispute-resolution specialists curious about AI’s impact.
Why Business AI Studio?
At BAIS, we specialise in making AI practical, accessible, and commercially relevant. We don’t just talk theory — we show professionals how to integrate AI into daily practice. Partnering with Hunt ADR allows us to bring this mindset directly into the mediation sector.
Be Part of the First Cohort
The mediation world is changing. With AI on your side, you can stay ahead of the curve.
👉 Book your place today and join us in shaping the future of mediation.
