No. Article 50 of the EU AI Act became applicable on 2 August 2026, and the claim that all AI-generated content must be labelled or the fine is €15 million is a significant overstatement.
Read the view →Usage numbers tell you how much AI is being used but they do not tell you if anyone is using it well and improving.
Read the view →With the work, not the technology. The most impressive projects deliver the least, because they start with the clever thing and go looking for somewhere to put it.
Read the view →In nearly every one of these cases the AI did what it was asked. The harm came from an ordinary safeguard nobody had put in place.
Read the view →Most teams are renting the layer they run on. The choice is whether to keep renting or to own the data and run the model directly on it.
Read the view →Each new connection between two systems is one more thing to maintain, and one more place for the numbers to disagree.
Read the view →Using AI responsibly is less about principles on a wall and more about who answers when something goes wrong.
Read the view →There are, and for most smaller businesses they are less frightening than the headlines suggest. The simplest approach is to hold yourself to the strictest rule that applies to you.
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