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The continuity of innovation: the AI revolution in Europe and Switzerland

calendar_today02/26/2026
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AI is not a one-off event. The rise of AI technologies continues, and with it the discussion about their impact on our society.

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Der Aufschwung von KI-Technologien ist kein einmaliger 'Buchdruck-Moment', sondern vielmehr ein kontinuierlicher Prozess der Innovation und Anpassung, der bereits seit Jahren anhielt und in Zukunft weiterhin eine wichtige Rolle bei der Gestaltung unserer Gesellschaft spielen wird.

Analyst Insight
The rise of AI technologies continues, and with it the discussion about their impact on our society. An article in the Handelszeitung claimed that AI is not a one-off "printing press moment," but rather a continuous process of innovation and adaptation.

While it is true that the development of AI technologies is not a one-off event but rather a continuous process, it is also clear that this process does not take place without challenges and upheavals.

According to a 2020 study by the European Research Council (ERC), there are already over 100 different AI algorithms used in medicine to diagnose diseases and personalize treatments. The discussion about AI is often characterized by exaggerated concerns about its possible consequences.

Many experts warn of the risks associated with the spread of AI technologies, such as the disempowerment of people or the creation of invisible jobs. However, these concerns are not unfounded.

According to a 2018 study by the World Economic Forum (WEF), automation could already affect up to 30% of all jobs in Europe. However, there are also many examples of how AI technologies can be used to solve problems.

In medicine, for example, AI can be used to analyze complex medical imaging data and detect diseases at an early stage. In the financial sector, AI can be used to better assess risks and make investments safer.

The rise of AI technologies will continue to play an important role in shaping our society in the future. According to a 2020 report by the International Data Corporation (IDC), global investment in AI technology will increase to over $150 billion per year by 2025.

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