COMPLIANCE SWITZERLAND
Enforced at runtime.
Switzerland regulates AI through a fast-moving patchwork: state AI acts, federal enforcement and sector rules. What is compliant in one state may be a violation in another. EVEDY enforces the applicable rules per jurisdiction – at runtime.
CLEAR CONTROL. SECURE REGULATIONS.
The regulatory framework for AI in Switzerland
Not a single "AI law," but rather an interplay of existing and future regulations—with direct obligations for companies starting today. This is an incomplete excerpt from the current declaration of conformity.
Regulation
What it requires
How Evedy enforces it
revDSG
Revised Data Protection Act, in force since 09/2023
Transparency, data security, privacy by design, special obligations for automated individual decisions and profiling.
Automatic PII redaction in prompts and responses, access control via your IAM, labeling of automated decisions, and full logging.
Council of Europe AI Convention
Ratification decided by the Federal Council; sectoral implementation in preparation
Protection of human rights, democracy and the rule of law in the use of AI; transparency, oversight and accountability duties.
Policy enforcement per use case, human-oversight escalation, tamper-evident audit trails per regulation.
FINMA expectations
Including Guidance 08/2024 for financial institutions
Governance and risk management for AI use: clear accountability, inventories, control of robustness and explainability.
A central control plane across all models and agents, testing and evaluation of every version, continuous monitoring of non-deterministic behaviour.
EU AI Act
Relevant when operating in the EU market (extraterritorial effect)
Risk-based duties up to strict requirements for high-risk systems: logging, transparency, human oversight, robustness.
End-to-end logging of every interaction, policies per risk class, evidence documentation for conformity assessments.
ISO/IEC 42001 & internal policies
AI management standard and your own directives
A systematic AI management system: roles, processes, continuous improvement – plus your enterprise AI policies.
Enterprise policies are stored as machine-enforceable rules and applied automatically to every AI interaction – not just documented.
As of August 2026. This overview does not constitute legal advice.