UK AI regulation in 2026: what you actually have to do
There is still no UK AI Act, but that does not mean no obligations. What actually binds UK organisations using AI in 2026, and what to put in place.
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Written for the people who have to sign it off
No prediction pieces, no vendor talking points. Practical writing on the questions that actually stop AI projects in regulated organisations, and how to answer them.
Sovereign AI: what it actually means in a UK context
A working definition of sovereign AI, the four questions that separate real data sovereignty from a residency claim, and where each deployment tier fits.
Read articleWhat AI consultancy actually costs in the UK
Real UK market rates for AI consulting in 2026: day rates, fixed-fee audits, project costs and retainers, plus where the money usually gets wasted.
Read articleSelf-hosted or hosted LLMs? A decision framework for regulated teams
A practical comparison of self-hosted open-weight models and hosted frontier APIs: real costs, capability gaps, and the test that decides between them.
Read articleDSIT AI Management Essentials: a practical walkthrough
What the DSIT AI Management Essentials self-assessment covers, why it matters for public sector procurement, and how to work through its three themes.
Read articleThe EU AI Act for UK organisations: scope, timing and what to do
When the EU AI Act reaches a UK organisation, what the deferred 2027 and 2028 deadlines change, and why the Article 5 prohibitions already bind you.
Read articleBuilding retrieval systems that survive information governance
Most internal AI assistants fail at the information governance gate, not in the build. The eight design decisions that decide whether yours is approved.
Read articleStart with a straight answer
A 30-minute call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will tell you whether AI is the right tool, what it would take, and what it would cost, or that you should not bother.