The world's first cooperative for AI

Switzerland has a say when it comes to AI

Public AI Switzerland is a cooperative. We carry the national dialogue on artificial intelligence into every part of the country, and we envision a world in which artificial intelligence belongs to and is aligned with the people whose knowledge made it possible.

«Ich hoffe, dass eine Schweizer KI Fragen zum Schweizer Kontext präzise beantworten kann.»
«I hope that… Switzerland becomes a global leader in responsible, transparent, and ethical AI.»
«Ina IA svizra duai dumagnar nossa plurilinguitad a moda nativa e senza sbagls.»
«Spero che… i valori storici federali di privacy e di condivisione federata siano alla base di questo progetto.»

At the centre

The national AI dialogue

What does Switzerland expect from artificial intelligence, and where does it draw the line? In the national AI dialogue we gather voices from every language region and bring them to where the framework for AI is decided.

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The model

Why a cooperative

Our goal is simple: AI that belongs to its citizens, that carries our culture in its training data and understands our national languages. That requires a structure that puts ownership and a say permanently in the hands of the people who use it.

The cooperative is exactly that: one person, one vote, surpluses back to the community. Switzerland has trusted this model for over a hundred years, through every major change.

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Apertus

Universal basic access to AI

We helped to launch the Apertus project in September 2025, quickly building a large community of early adopters of this groundbreaking model. We are committed to ensuring our members have preferential conditions, and opportunities to participate in further development. Please try the chat and tools hosted by our international network, and visit the official Apertus home page for more information.

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