Switzerland: New Technology

The EU AI Act introduces a risk-based regulatory framework for artificial intelligence systems, with particular implications for arbitration proceedings. Sixteen leading arbitral institutions have jointly challenged the European Commission's draft guidelines, arguing that regulatory obligations risk being imposed on the wrong actors in the arbitral process.

At first, the AI question seems simple: Which tool should we use? But once AI moves from demonstration to deployment, selecting the technology is often the easier part.

AI adoption rarely starts with a formal strategy. It starts with a team testing a new tool. An employee using an AI assistant. A vendor adding AI functionality to an existing platform. Or a department discovering a faster way to summarise, classify or analyse information.

This full-day lecture explored how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming contract lifecycle management (CLM) across its core phases – from intake and drafting through negotiation, execution, and obligation management...

This lecture at California Western School of Law examined the EU AI Act and the GDPR, including their purposes, scope, risk classifications, key obligations, and enforcement mechanisms.

Businesses frequently want to test new technology before committing to a full commercial contract. A supplier may offer a proof-of-concept (PoC) or pilot project to demonstrate how its software or platform works in practice.

Growth in a technology business rarely follows a straight line. New markets, new partnerships and larger clients bring a volume and complexity of contracts that can quickly outgrow the original legal setup.

bexio, Betreiberin der führenden Business-Software für Schweizer KMU und Treuhand-Software für die digitale Zusammenarbeit, wird die KI-Plattform Kontera integrieren...

Die Digitalisierung ist heute in aller Munde. Sie verkörpert die aktuelle Speerspitze des technischen Fortschritts der Informationsgesellschaft und einer Entwicklung...