After DSIT, Britain’s next AI test is sovereignty
THE SO WHAT
The DSIT shakeup and renewed talk of sovereign AI for UK public services point toward governments wanting more control over models, data, and infra. If you sell into the public sector, be ready for procurement that favors domestic hosting, custom models, and explicit exit ramps from foreign stacks.
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