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Private AI, backed by evidence.

AI is moving fast, and so are the questions around privacy, security, cost, infrastructure, regulation and control. Here we examine the facts behind the decisions organisations face when they adopt AI. Each article takes one specific question and answers it with dated facts, named organisations, primary documents and reputable sources. No hype. No vague claims. Just evidence, context and practical analysis, so you can see what is changing, what it means for your organisation, and where AI belongs.

AI regulation and governance

7 min read

What an enterprise AI policy has to contain to be worth writing

Ten sections, each of which answers a question somebody in the company will ask this quarter. What the law requires, what the survey evidence says about the behaviour you are governing, and why a ban is the weakest option available.

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  • AI regulation and governance

    6 min read

    AI literacy is already an obligation, and it is not a training course

    What the Article actually says, what the Regulation's own recital says it is for, why the duty is role-based rather than uniform, and a five-module programme a thirty-person company can run without a consultant.

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  • AI regulation and governance

    7 min read

    High-risk AI: what the Act actually classifies, and what it does not

    The classification rules in the Regulation's own words, the four conditions that can take an Annex III system back out of the category, the current dates, and why moving the server changes nothing.

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  • AI regulation and governance

    7 min read

    DORA and AI: an assistant is an ICT dependency, not an experiment

    What Article 28 puts on the financial entity, what Article 30 requires in the contract, which questions an AI supplier has to answer in writing, and where a local appliance changes the dependency without removing the duty.

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