On 24 and 25 September 2026, the Final Conference of the CREA3 Project “Conflict Resolution with Equitative Algorithms” take place in Naples, bringing together researchers, legal professionals, practitioners, and stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with artificial intelligence in justice systems and dispute resolution.
The conference will provide an opportunity to present and discuss the work developed throughout the CREA3 project, with particular attention to the design and use of AI-assisted tools in family justice and to the broader legal and societal questions raised by their introduction into judicial and dispute-resolution settings.
The programme is structured around four thematic panels:
Panel 1 – Trust, Identity and Governance in AI-Enabled Justice
The first panel will address questions concerning the responsible design and governance of AI in justice, including trust, dignity, explainability, identity and the integration of AI-assisted dispute resolution within existing legal frameworks.
Panel 2 – Inside CREA3: Designing, Testing and Operationalising AI-Assisted Family Justice
The second panel will focus specifically on the CREA3 project, presenting its methodological, legal and technical dimensions. Contributions will examine vulnerability and access to justice, interdisciplinary collaboration between legal scholars and computer scientists, and the development of the CREA3 Legal Assistant and Allocation Engine. The session will conclude with demonstrations and presentations of the tools developed within the project.
Panel 3 – AI-Assisted Legal Decision-Making: Family Property, Financial Vulnerability and Beyond
The second day will open with a panel devoted to AI-assisted legal decision-making, examining its application to inheritance disputes, electronic identification, cross-border dispute resolution, predictive justice and non-discrimination.
Panel 4 – Human-Centred AI in Family Justice: Dignity, Fairness, Vulnerability and Contestability
The final panel will consider the conditions for a human-centred approach to AI-assisted justice, with contributions addressing digital exclusion and vulnerability, procedural fairness, contestability, human oversight and the protection of individual autonomy in AI-assisted family property disputes.
The event will take place at two venues in Naples:
24 September 2026, 14:00–19:00
Hotel Royal Continental, Naples
25 September 2026, 09:00–13:00
Biblioteca storica della Facoltà di Ingegneria – Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Piazzale Tecchio 80, Naples
The conference will conclude the CREA3 project by bringing its technical developments into dialogue with broader debates on fairness, vulnerability, access to justice, procedural safeguards and the governance of AI in legal settings.