Swiss workers are the most enthusiastic users of artificial intelligence in Europe.
A new study by consulting firm Accenture finds that 49% of people working in Switzerland use AI tools every day, almost twice the European average.
Access is also wider: 88% of Swiss employers now offer their staff AI tools, against 80% across the continent.
The findings put Switzerland at the front of a workplace shift that is reshaping how everything from correspondence to research gets done.
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