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Always-on AI agents: what do they really do?
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google now offer AI agents that work continuously and ask for access to your accounts. What they do, their safeguards, and what is available from Switzerland.
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Video, voice, text: can we still spot AI?
By eye, less and less: in a study by Tavus, the company that makes it, 48% of participants took its video avatar for a human. Through marking, a little more: Anthropic and OpenAI add an invisible watermark to text produced by their AI. OpenAI’s applies…
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AI at work: what the Confederation advises Swiss SMEs
The Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) already applies to AI. Asked about the legal issues raised by generative AI, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) points to excessive data sharing and recommends that companies anonymise data, choose Business or Enterprise versions, rule out training…
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Our take: Swiss federal AI starts with an inventory
On 2 October 2026, the Federal Council adopted a report on automation and AI in the federal administration. The first step it announced is to improve the internal overview of systems. We think this is the right method, and it is precisely the one we…
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AI Act after the Omnibus: what applies to Swiss SMEs?
A Swiss SME falls under the AI Act if it places an AI system on the market or puts it into service in the EU, or if the output of its AI is used there (Art. 2). The Omnibus (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744) keeps the transparency…
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Why we founded nuclai: AI at work needs measurement
AI entered companies through their employees, without a framework. nuclai, founded in autumn 2026 by Sofia and Pedro Mestre, brings measurement: knowing where to start. After a review of the organisation, we show what can be automated or handed to AI agents under human supervision,…