Insights on regulated AI, Swiss data protection, legal technology, and building verified AI for industries where accuracy matters.
Writing about what we know: building AI systems for regulated industries, navigating Swiss and European data protection, and the practical realities of deploying AI where the stakes are high.
No thought leadership fluff. No “5 ways AI will transform your business.” Just what we have learned building verified AI for legal, tax, and compliance professionals.
Swiss legal tech is at an inflection point. Here are five evidence-based predictions for how AI will reshape the Swiss legal market between 2026 and 2030.
Read moreTrust in AI is not built through marketing. It is built through verifiable source data, transparent architecture, and Swiss-hosted infrastructure. Here's how Mont Virtua approaches it.
Read moreSwitzerland publishes enormous amounts of legal, regulatory, and administrative data through official channels. Almost nobody is turning it into usable AI infrastructure. Here's the opportunity.
Read moreSwiss lawyers are skeptical about AI for good reasons. But the firms adopting domain-specific AI tools are already pulling ahead. Here's a practical guide to what works.
Read moreHarvey, Legora, and Noxtua are building single-sector legal AI. But real professional work crosses domains. Multi-sector AI platforms are the next evolution.
Read moreRetrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is the technology that makes AI trustworthy for regulated industries. Here's how it works, why it matters, and what separates good RAG from bad RAG.
Read moreFINMA compliance is document-heavy, time-sensitive, and high-stakes. AI is changing how Swiss financial institutions handle regulatory obligations. Here's what works and what doesn't.
Read moreSwiss data sovereignty is not a marketing feature for AI tools. It is a legal requirement for law firms, banks, and compliance professionals. Here's why where your AI runs matters.
Read moreOpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have all banned their models from giving personalized legal advice. Here's why general-purpose AI falls short for legal work, and what the alternatives are.
Read moreThe EU AI Act takes effect August 2, 2026. Swiss SMEs serving EU clients face new obligations for AI transparency, risk classification, and data governance. Here's what to do now.
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