This chapter, written by practising lawyers who serve as counsel and arbitrator in international arbitrations, examines how technology has affected the processes and procedures of international arbitration, and how current and future technological developments might fundamentally alter those processes and procedures. The authors discuss in particular: the elements of human decision-making that might be affected by the onset of sophisticated diagnostic programs and artificial intelligence; the kinds of technology that might affect arbitration; whether a technologically driven decision-making process would represent a step forward for the arbitral process, or whether a program- and machine-based process would deprive arbitration of its fundamental qualities as a form of human dispute resolution.