Collaborate remotely using clear documentation
We agree a shared working area, owners and concrete acceptance points. Processes are mapped from your documents and implementation is tested with your team. Swiss language and number conventions can be reflected in output formats. We document the actual hosting location and participating service providers when selecting the technical solution.
Do not confuse Swiss data protection with product marketing
The FDPIC explains that Swiss data protection law applies to AI-assisted processing. Technical planning therefore records data categories, purposes, recipients, access and retention. Cross-border work explicitly identifies the jurisdictions involved. The accountable function determines the legal requirements of the specific case.
Treat regulatory change as a review item
OFCOM describes a distinct Swiss regulatory approach to AI. We treat this framework as an ongoing review item rather than a fixed product promise. A pilot starts with reversible preparatory tasks. Changes to data flows or capability trigger renewed review before expansion.
Measure the pilot by practical usefulness
A report, draft or internal knowledge answer must fit your existing process. Acceptance reviews sources, completeness, rework and exception handling. The project concludes with documentation and operational ownership. The AI system check helps choose a starting point without replacing case-specific legal advice.
Keep it verifiable
Primary sources
- EDÖB: KI und DatenschutzSource checked:
- BAKOM: Künstliche IntelligenzSource checked:
