OpenAI’s unveiling of its ChatGPT software in late 2022 has led to some notable conflicts and negotiations, in addition to new applications of AI to negotiation and conflict resolution. Here’s a roundup of recent AI negotiation stories in the news.
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The following items are tagged negotiation and conflict resolution:
Top 10 Dispute Resolution Skills
Too often, dispute resolution can be an acrimonious and unproductive process. The following 10 negotiation and conflict resolution strategies can help you find creative ways to reach mutually satisfactory agreements.
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Conflict Styles: From Avoidance to Collaboration
Stuck in a protracted conflict? A better understanding of common conflict styles, based on the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument, could lead to a breakthrough.
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Negotiations in the News: Lessons for Business Negotiators
What can business negotiators learn from current negotiations in the news? Quite a bit, according to the dozens of negotiation experts who contributed to the January 2019 special issue of the Negotiation Journal, entitled “Negotiation and Conflict Resolution in the Age of Trump.”
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Is Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution Education Collaborative Enough?
Cross-cultural conflict resolution education has swung from top-down to bottom-up models in recent years. A new Negotiation Journal article calls for a more balanced approach.
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AI Mediation: Using AI to Help Mediate Disputes
AI mediation is on the rise, with chatbots increasingly assisting human mediators in resolving disputes. Here’s what AI mediation is capable of—and where it falls short.
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NEW! from the Negotiation Journal: Special Issue, “Why It Worked”
This special issue of the Negotiation Journal presents global research on why certain peace efforts succeed. Drawing from five universities, it explores identity, leadership, environment, informal talks, and negotiation processes in long-term conflicts.
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Jeswald Salacuse: A Great Scholar, Leader, and Negotiator
Jeswald Salacuse, a Tufts University professor and pivotal member of the Program on Negotiation, made rich and lasting contributions to the fields of negotiation, leadership, and beyond over the course of his distinguished career.
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PON Founders Video
The founders of the Program on Negotiation often recall the early days of the field, when negotiation and conflict resolution were still emerging as shared areas of study. Scholars from law, business, psychology, anthropology, economics, and public policy gathered around a common table, comparing research and trading insights. Their goal was a practical one: to … Read PON Founders Video 



