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The Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner notes that the technology-neutral Federal Act on Data Protection applies directly to AI-supported processing and emphasizes transparency regarding purpose, function, and data sources; "the vendor has AI" does not constitute a processing purpose.
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