AI & jobs · Canton in Switzerland
Ticino
40%
of jobs here are estimated to be exposed to generative AI, above the national 40% (+0.0 pts).
MODEL9th of 26 regions77K exposed workers
Key numbers
PopulationWIKIDATA
359K
as of 2024
Share of national populationWIKIDATA
4.0%
9th largest of 26
People in workMODEL
194K
national total × population share
Highest-exposure jobsMODEL
7.9%
national 7.9%
Area
2,913 km²
123 people per km²
Settlement patternMODEL
Mixed
34% live in major cities
Largest city
Lugano
105K (metro)
Mapped towns & cities
2
Natural Earth places
AI use
ANTHROPICClaude.ai conversations, April–May 2026.
Usage intensityANTHROPIC
0.55×
usage share ÷ population share
Share of national useANTHROPIC
2.2%
4.0% of population
Work-relatedANTHROPIC
47%
national 41%
Automation-styleANTHROPIC
45%
national 45%
Augmentation 55%Automation 45%
Sector mix
MODELEstimated share of jobs by sector, against the national mix.
Ticino
Switzerland
Exposed workers by sector
MODELRanking in Switzerland
MODELBy modelled AI exposure, out of 26 regions.
About these estimates. No source publishes AI exposure by region for every country. The model splits Switzerland's real ILO sector employment across regions using population (Wikidata) and density: denser, capital-city regions get more finance, ICT and professional jobs, and rural regions more farming. Totals match national figures. AI usage figures are measured, not modelled. Methodology
Other regions of Switzerland
- Zürich 41% exposed
- Bern 41% exposed
- Vaud 40% exposed
- Aargau 37% exposed
- St. Gallen 39% exposed
- Geneva 42% exposed
- Lucerne 41% exposed
- Valais 38% exposed
- Fribourg 39% exposed
- Basel-Landschaft 38% exposed
- Thurgau 39% exposed
- Solothurn 38% exposed
- Grisons 39% exposed
- Basel-Stadt 42% exposed
- Neuchâtel 39% exposed
- Schwyz 39% exposed
- Zug 40% exposed
- Schaffhausen 40% exposed
- Jura 39% exposed
- Appenzell Ausserrhoden 40% exposed
- Nidwalden 39% exposed
- Glarus 39% exposed
- Obwalden 39% exposed
- Uri 39% exposed
- Appenzell Innerrhoden 40% exposed