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Meta is introducing incognito chats for Meta AI on WhatsApp, allowing users to interact with the chatbot in a more private and secure environment.

Google is integrating Gemini Intelligence directly into Android smartphones, turning mobile devices into proactive AI assistants capable of understanding context, automating tasks and anticipating user needs. The shift could transform communication, productivity and digital life.

Bitcoin is trading within a crucial technical range as investors monitor ETF inflows, the 200-day moving average and major institutional positions. Analysts believe the next breakout could define market sentiment for months.

Health‑Watch, launched by the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health and the Swiss Health Federation, utilises certified wearables, cloud‑based AI and blockchain to monitor chronic patients round‑the‑clock, cutting hospital admissions by 27 % and saving CHF 1 850 per patient each year.

Digital assets recorded inflows of $857.9 million, marking the sixth consecutive week of positive net inflows.

PaySwiss‑X, Switzerland’s first token‑enabled payment platform, delivers instant settlements, 30 % lower fees and built‑in smart‑contracts for B2B transactions while guaranteeing full blockchain traceability and regulatory compliance.

Swiss companies facing a shortage of qualified staff are turning to AI‑driven chat‑bots, virtual concierges and automation to keep service quality high, cut waiting times and boost customer satisfaction now.

Founded in 2004 in the Netherlands, Mollie has built a solid reputation over twenty years, surviving several market‑transformation phases and emerging each time with a more mature structure.

Swiss fintech iSwiss Pay, led by CEO Christopher Aleo, opens a U.S. operation offering American‑based accounts and instant euro‑dollar transfers. The move positions the group as the “natural bridge” linking European and American markets for cross‑border payments.

The European Union has just proposed a comprehensive regulation for generative AI, imposing transparency duties, model traceability, and risk assessments, aiming to curb deep‑fakes and false content, with compliance deadlines up to 2028 and labeling.

The EU’s 2026 tokenisation framework lets issuers launch digital‑first securities on permissioned blockchains. The move cuts settlement friction, opens new capital sources for SMEs and feeds AI with on‑chain data for real‑time pricing, risk analytics and compliance.

On 12 March 2026 China’s Supreme People’s Court ruled that companies cannot replace staff with AI unless clear safety or continuity reasons exist. The landmark verdict, endorsed by the Labour Ministry, may set a precedent for AI‑labour regulations worldwide.