AI Trust Self-Assessment — Swiss SMEs (Prototype)

Swiss AI Trust Initiative · Prototype

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A short, voluntary check of how trustworthy and well-governed your firm's use of AI is. Answer what you can; you will get a score, a tier, and a prioritised list of what to address first.

Voluntary self-declaration. Not a regulation and not a compliance gate. Supports the Federal Council's stated objective of increasing public trust in AI through industry-led, non-binding measures.

What the self-assessments reveal across the economy — anonymised and aggregated. A live read on where Swiss SMEs stand on AI trust, to direct support where it is needed most.

Participation

Illustrative data for demonstration

1,284firms assessed

57median score

8sectors

Tier distribution

Foundational 46%

Established 39%

Advanced 15%

Average readiness by dimension

Where firms are strongest and weakest

Most common gaps

The controls most often missing — candidates for guidance, templates, or targeted SME support

No named owner accountable for AI decisions68% of firms
No route for people to contest an automated decision61% of firms
Cannot explain AI decisions to a customer or regulator54% of firms
No regular testing or monitoring of AI in production49% of firms
No check for discriminatory outcomes43% of firms

Figures shown are placeholder data to demonstrate the dashboard. In a live system these populate from anonymised self-assessments, with no individual firm identifiable.