40 years of eJustice.ch: Neur.on’s CEO discusses the “Swiss Justice Base Model”

On 23 January this year, the eJustice.ch organisation celebrates its 40th birthday and kicks off a new series of talks called ‘Kamingespräche’ (fireside chats).

These talks aim to bring together people from legal and tech backgrounds in a rather intimate atmosphere, with only a small audience. They promise a fruitful, focused exchange of ideas, where everyone draws inspiration from the others.

The first of these talks will take place on 23 January, as part of the 40th anniversary celebrations of the eJustice.ch association. Our CEO is very much looking forward to it, because she has been asked to discuss the subject “Swiss Justice Base Model” with Michael Schöll, Director of the Federal Office of Justice; Daniel Brunner, Head of IT Services at the Federal Supreme Court; Martin Jaggi, Associate Professor at the Machine Learning and Optimization Laboratory, for SwissAI; and Hayo Iversen, CEO of Swisslex - Banque suisse de données juridiques SA.

We would have loved to invite all of you, but this event is only open to members of the Verein eJustice.ch association. (If you would like to join, become a member here.)

A sneak preview of the topics that might spark heated discussion: what does AI sovereignty mean for intellectual property rights and data security, but also for legal logic, ethics and (without wanting to sound pedantic) the underlying Swiss interpretation of the philosophy of law?