You’re reviewing your bank statement when you see it: two identical charges from Norton. Your heart sinks. It’s not the amount—it’s the principle. A double charge feels like a violation of trust, and the thought of spending hours on hold with customer service is enough to make anyone see red.

In today’s fast-paced world, conflicts—whether in business, legal disputes, or personal relationships—are inevitable. Traditional mediation relies on human mediators to facilitate discussions, but with advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), a new era of conflict resolution is emerging. AI mediation offers a faster, more efficient, and often more impartial way to resolve disputes. Here’s why AI…