Legal | Tax | Compliance
Legal | Tax | Compliance
Artificial intelligence («AI») has the potential to enhance the competitiveness of businesses. It can contribute to developing innovative solutions and advancing research. However, as with any new technology, there are also challenges. We guide you through the regulatory landscape and assist you in mitigating risks.
In Switzerland there is, so far, no unified regulatory framework for artificial intelligence. Instead, legal aspects can be attributed to various complex areas (data protection law, data security/IT security, confidentiality obligations (professional secrecy obligations, banking secrecy, contractual confidentiality obligations, etc.), trade secret protection, intellectual property rights, especially copyrights), transparency obligations, non-discrimination.
Additionally, the EU's AI Act or other EU or international legal acts may be relevant, as well as sector-specific regulations, guidelines, or codes of conduct, etc.
Learn more about the global regulatory framework for AI. Download the WITL AI Regulation Guide now to ensure your AI initiatives are not only innovative but also compliant.
We support you in navigating the legal challenges of your AI projects and provide pragmatic recommendations for action.
