DeepInspire

We’re excited to be featured in TechTimes!

In this article, DeepInspire CEO Pavlo Terletskyy talks about something we see again and again in real projects.

“90% done” rarely means what it sounds like.
It’s where systems meet real-world conditions, and where hidden complexity starts to show.

Take a look, we’ve shared our experience and practical advice on how to navigate this stage: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/315964/20260417/90-trap-why-software-projects-stall-when-they-seem-almost-done.htm

UK vs EU AI regulation: what businesses need to know in 2026

AI regulation is no longer “something legal will figure out later.”
For leadership teams, it’s becoming a strategic and operational issue.

The EU has taken a prescriptive route with the EU AI Act - clear rules, risk categories, and real penalties (up to 7% of global turnover). The UK, meanwhile, is betting on a principles-based, pro-innovation model, enforced through existing regulators.

Both aim for responsible AI, but for businesses operating across borders, the differences matter - a lot.

In our latest article, we break down:

🟣 how the EU AI Act actually works in practice

🟣 what the UK’s “flexible” approach really expects from companies

🟣 why UK-based businesses are still affected by EU rules

🟣 what leadership teams should do now (before enforcement tightens)

If your company uses AI in areas like finance, HR, customer decision-making, analytics, or automation, this is worth a read.

Read the full article here: https://deepinspire.com/blog/uk-vs-eu-ai-regulation-what-businesses-need-to-know-in-2026/