Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking about this topic at the #FutureFinTech Federated Conference (F3C) in Luxembourg. Geopolitical crises, from the war in Ukraine to US-China technology tensions, you name them, have made digital sovereignty to a new trend (and sad realisation of governments!). Much of the discussion today is about data control,…

When a crisis happens, people and organizations often have to act before clear rules and responsibilities are in place. Our paper “Actors or Actions? Rethinking Platform Governance in Pre-Platform Crisis Settings” with Gianluca Miscione, Dr. Iuliia Spycher Krivonosova, Kazem Haki has been accepted at ICIS – The International Conference on Information Systems 2026 in Lisbon.…

Legal information only has value when people can find, understand and use it in time. By grounding AI in verified legal sources, RiMAP can help legal professionals navigate complex frameworks more quickly while keeping legal expertise and human judgement at the centre. Great to see that our collaboration with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency contributes…

I recently took part in a panel discussion on “AI in Life Sciences: Hype, Hope, and Responsibilities” at the University of Geneva’s MIMOL Department Retreat 2026 in Les Pensières. Together with Pr. Evgeny Zdobnov (UNIGE), Pr. Frédéric Erard (UNIL) and following the moderation of Dr. Mathieu Hubert (UNIGE), we discussed how AI is already transforming scientific practice,…

What if one of the most urgent needs in a humanitarian crisis isn’t food, shelter or a job, but access to reliable information?  As millions of people are forced to flee conflict and uncertainty, navigating unfamiliar legal, administrative and social systems can be overwhelming. In times of crisis, access to trusted information can make all the difference. In Switzerland, researchers are…