Switzerland: New Technology

This article analyzes the admissibility of AI use in arbitral decision-making under Swiss law. For this purpose, it distinguishes between AI-Assisted Drafting, Supervised AI Arbitrators and Autonomous AI Arbitrators. To reconcile the admissibility concerns surrounding Autonomous AI Arbitrators, the authors propose a hybrid model featuring a human appellate arbitrator.

Au cours des deux dernières décennies, le secteur de la santé a connu des évolutions technologiques significatives.

Over the past two decades, the health sector has undergone significant technological developments. The ubiquity of digital devices in our daily lives, combined with the ongoing democratization of developments in artificial intelligence (AI), has opened the door to new possibilities.

As the EU AI Act's transparency obligations take effect from August 2026, companies deploying AI tools across Europe face a critical compliance challenge: ensuring users know when they're interacting with artificial intelligence. Swiss companies operating in or targeting the EU market must now navigate specific disclosure requirements for AI-generated content, deepfakes, emotion recognition systems, and biometric categorisation, with implementation timelines demanding immediate action.

As autonomous AI agents increasingly perform decision-making functions within financial institutions, Swiss fintechs must confront fundamental questions of control, accountability and governance. Existing regulatory obligations remain fully applicable: autonomy in the machine does not displace responsibility in the firm. The task is to build oversight frameworks that keep pace with technological independence rather than yield to it.

This content presents a comprehensive list of countries and territories from around the world, organized alphabetically and spanning multiple continents. The list includes both sovereign nations and dependent territories, offering a reference for global geographic entities.

KI-gestützte medizinische Wearables revolutionieren das Gesundheitswesen, indem sie eine kon-tinuierliche physiologische Überwachung, klinische Erkenntnisse in Echtzeit und zunehmend per-sonalisierte Interventionen ermöglichen.

For market veterans, the violent price action evoked memories of the Hunt Brothers' infamous attempt to corner the silver market four decades ago.

The CEDIDAC conference is devoted to the theme of medical liability, with particular emphasis on the evolution of healthcare and the implications arising from the emergence of new actors.