The EU now requires watermarks on AI content. Does that include you?
The rules are real and the fines are large, but the duties follow role and market. A plain-English map of who owes what — and whether it reaches a UK firm.
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Written for the people who buy software
Short, plain-English notes on delivery, ownership and the evidence behind business software — filed as they happen, kept on the record. No jargon, no war stories for other developers.
The rules are real and the fines are large, but the duties follow role and market. A plain-English map of who owes what — and whether it reaches a UK firm.
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The law asks less for paperwork than for proof: six things your business must be able to do, and one question that tests them all.
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A personal note from our founder: software is data, shaped and governed differently — and most of software development should be configuration, not coding.
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Every AI demo works; your Friday-afternoon paperwork is the real exam. How we test AI on your material, your questions and rival models, and share the scores.
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Asimov's robot laws were a plot device. Ours run in production: four rules that keep AI useful and honest in business software, with costs and limits stated plainly.
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After 25 years building business software, we have launched SDUK Studio: working systems in weeks, at a fixed price, with proof generated by every build.
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The headlines say AI killed SaaS. The truth is more useful: what's dying is per-seat rent — and what replaces it matters more than the obituary.
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The price of writing software has collapsed. The cost of knowing it's right hasn't moved. What that gap means for anyone buying business software in 2026.
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