Workshop · On demand
AI Governance Workshop
The legal and organisational framework for using AI in your company, from a Swiss perspective.
AI governance from a Swiss perspective. This workshop sets out what already applies to using AI in your company today, when European regulation reaches across the border, and how accountability can be distributed in practice. For leaders who have to decide, and for the people who write the policy.
What you'll take away
- · The legal framework in Switzerland
- · Reach of the EU AI Act
- · Accountability and liability
- · Policies that hold up in daily work
- · Roles, controls, and rollout
Who it's for
- · Executive leadership and board members
- · Legal, compliance, and data protection
- · IT and security leads
- · Anyone writing or revising an AI policy
Format
- · Interactive workshop from a Swiss perspective
- · Orientation for business decisions, not legal advice
- · Bring your own policies and open questions
Agenda
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Why this stays with leadership
Why AI governance remains a leadership decision, however strong your IT and legal functions are.
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The legal framework in Switzerland
What already applies today, without waiting for an AI act.
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When the EU AI Act reaches across the border
When a Swiss company falls under it, and what follows from that.
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Accountability and liability
Who answers for an output the moment it gets used.
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Policies and guardrails
Rules that reflect how AI is actually used rather than banning it.
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Roles, controls, and rollout
What governance looks like when it does not slow the business down.
Details
- Duration
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Languages
- German · English
- Booking
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.
- Locations
- Zürich · Basel · Bern · Zug · Luzern · Winterthur · St. Gallen · Geneva · Lausanne · Remote / online
Frequently asked
- How long does the workshop take?
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Is the workshop on-site or remote?
- Either. On-site in Zürich, Basel, Bern, Zug, Luzern, Winterthur, St. Gallen, Geneva, Lausanne and elsewhere in Switzerland, or remote as an online session.
- Which language is the workshop held in?
- In German or English, as agreed.
- What background do participants need?
- None. Neither legal nor technical background is assumed.
- How many participants is the workshop designed for?
- Usually up to 20 participants. Larger groups on request.
- Can we bring our own use case?
- Yes. We work with your use case where you have one, and with our reference example where you do not. What you bring shapes the workshop more than any slide does.
- What happens to the material we bring?
- It stays yours. Documents, data and questions raised in the workshop are used for the workshop only and are not shared. We are happy to sign a confidentiality agreement beforehand.
- How is the workshop booked?
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.
Not legal advice. The workshop provides orientation for business decisions. For individual cases, consult your own legal department or external counsel. As of August 2026.