Switzerland Is Testing AI to Assess Fintech Licensing
The project offers an early view of how financial supervisors intend to use AI while retaining human control over regulatory decisions.
Google Is Bringing Advertising into AI Conversations
Google's October expansion gives advertisers more opportunities to experiment with conversational placements.
AI Agents Are Moving from Writing Content to Running Campaigns
Salesforce has introduced AI agents that can operate marketing campaigns, while Adobe is extending conversational controls into campaign management.
Switzerland Has Its Own AI Models. Who Will Buy Them?
Lausanne-based Giotto has introduced two AI reasoning models that businesses can run on European cloud infrastructure or their own servers.
Property Management Is Becoming an AI Business
one sentence article excerpt in editorial journalistic style Swiss property managers are turning to AI for tenant enquiries, accounting and maintenance, but fragmented data and
When AI Can Replicate Your Software, What Are Customers Still Paying For?
AI is making established software features easier to reproduce, challenging SaaS companies whose competitive advantage rests on reporting tools, interfaces and other functions that
CERN and Mistral Want to Build AI That Understands Particle Collisions
CERN and Mistral are developing an AI model trained on billions of particle collisions, testing whether Europe’s scientific expertise can strengthen its position in advanced AI.
The New Economics of Selling AI Software
AI is forcing software companies to rethink traditional subscription pricing, with Salesforce, SAP and Intercom experimenting with charges based on usage, actions and completed tas
Can Europe Still Compete With America and China in the Age of AI?
In an unusual Exporis commentary, we examine what Europe needs to change to compete with the United States and China.
What If AI Had to Pay to Read Your Website?
Cloudflare's payment systems could help publishers earn revenue from AI agents willing to pay for their content.


