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Survey reveals significant increase in AI implementation across Swiss small and medium enterprises, particularly in translation and advertising.
Survey reveals significant increase in AI adoption among Swiss small-medium enterprises, with translation and advertising leading implementation areas.
For the first time, 60% of Swiss residents are using AI tools like ChatGPT, with notable demographic differences in adoption rates.
ETH Zurich and EPFL announce development of public, open-source large language model focused on ethical AI, set for release later in 2025.
ETH Zurich and EPFL announce development of Switzerland's first public, open-source large language model, emphasizing ethical AI development and scientific transparency.
Geneva-based cybersecurity firm Proton decides against hosting AI servers in Switzerland due to concerns over proposed surveillance laws, marking a significant shift in tech sector confidence.
Swiss universities prepare to release an AI language model capable of processing over 1,500 languages, marking a significant advancement in accessible AI technology.
ETH Zurich and EPFL prepare to release open-source AI system capable of processing 1,500 languages, marking significant advancement in accessible AI technology
New KPMG study reveals widespread AI adoption in Swiss workplaces, with majority of employees admitting to policy violations and unchecked AI output usage.
Switzerland faces potential limitations in participating in EU's €200 billion 'CERN for AI' project due to its non-EU status, despite being home to CERN itself.
Survey reveals 66% of Swiss residents have used AI systems like ChatGPT or Gemini, with adoption rates highest among young professionals and significant growth across all age groups.
Swiss-led international research reveals AI language models exhibit emotional sensitivity and respond to therapy techniques, raising new questions about AI development.
Swiss researchers propose groundbreaking AI-powered digital twin technology to transform democratic participation
OpenAI and Anthropic establish presence in Zurich, strengthening Switzerland's position as emerging European AI research and development center.
New JAMES study reveals one-third of Swiss youth regularly use AI tools like ChatGPT, sparking debate about digital literacy and education adaptation.
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