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The D-INFK spin-off has received funding from the Swiss Innovation Agency to further advance the development of its AI governance platform.

Caplena, a leading Swiss AI company and D-INFK spin-off, specialises in the analysis of open feedback in questionnaires from B2C companies. The platform has been using AI algorithms for coding and analysing sentiment in the feedback since 2016.

Dijkstra’s algorithm was long thought to be the most efficient way to find a graph’s best routes. Researchers have now proved that it’s “universally optimal.” With quotes from Bernhard Häupler from our department and D-INFK alumnus Václav Rozhoň.

Out of 12 leading large language models, OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo comes closest to meeting the EU's AI rules, but still falls short of full compliance, according to a new study conducted by experts from ETH Zurich, the Bulgarian AI research institute INSAIT - established in partnership with ETH and EPFL - and ETH spin-off LatticeFlow AI.

ETH D-INFK spin-off Deepjudge has developed an AI solution for law firms to find and reuse information in internal documents.

The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to two scientists whose work has enabled computers to think more like the human brain does, paving the way for advances in artificial intelligence (AI). “Machine learning and AI is contributing at every step of cancer treatment and prevention,” says our Professor Valentina Boeva, who is co-organizing a special conference on artificial intelligence, planned for July 2025 and sponsored by the American Association for Cancer Research.

“There’s a critical gap in the AI market for comprehensive technical AI risk assessments. Governance processes alone are insufficient to meet AI standards and regulations – companies need deeper analysis to ensure their models are reliable and compliant. This makes technical assessments an essential prerequisite for mitigating AI risks and demonstrating conformance with emerging regulations,” said Dr. Petar Tsankov, CEO and Co-Founder of ETH/D-INFK spin-offLatticeFlow AI.

Artificial intelligence is making a comeback at ETH Zurich, with new continuing education courses designed to prepare leaders for the digital future and AI. One of the aims is to prevent a gap from opening up in society. (Prof. Bernd Gärtner)

Simon Meierhans, Maximilian Probst Gutenberg, Prof. Rasmus Kyng