Artificial intelligence is spreading fast in Switzerland.
According to the Federal Statistical Office, nearly half the population now use generative AI tools to create content.
That puts Switzerland among Europe’s top users, behind only Norway and Denmark.
Use is especially high among young people, with nearly 80% of 16 to 24-year-olds using AI, mostly for private purposes.
The figures highlight just how quickly this technology has gone mainstream, in barely three years.
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