The Khiliad Journal/Issue 06 · 2026

Thinking out loud.

Honest perspectives on software, AI, and technology decisions. No thought-leadership fluff. Just things we’ve learned building software for businesses that care about getting it right.

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§ 01Announcement

Introducing Khiliad Legal

Khiliad is launching a dedicated legal brand, Khiliad Legal, built around Naz Keceli's two decades in litigation to help law firms adopt AI safely and practically.

Jimmy Skowronski · 24 March 2026
§ 02Article

I am dictating this article on my phone. Here is why that matters for your business.

A personal account of how to get significantly more value from AI tools that most businesses already pay for, covering Projects, prompt libraries, voice input with Wispr Flow, phone camera document scanning, and connectors.

Jimmy Skowronski · 20 March 2026
§ 03Article

What does custom software actually cost in the UK?

A plain-English guide to custom software pricing in the UK. Covers the difference between fixed-price and time-and-materials models, what drives cost, a full price range breakdown, and a checklist of questions to ask before signing a contract.

Jimmy Skowronski · 19 March 2026
§ 04AI

Claude Code VS Code Plugin Update

A rundown of the latest Claude Code extension update for VS Code, covering session history, branching, edit modes, effort controls, implementation plans as documents, and more.

Jimmy Skowronski · 18 March 2026
§ 05Article

AI Tools and Client Data: A Technical Note for Legal Practitioners

A technical follow-up to UKUT 81 (IAC). Explains what open source and public domain mean in their correct technical and legal contexts, sets out the consumer vs enterprise distinction that matters for compliance, covers UK GDPR obligations, legal privilege risk, and how ISO 42001 governance strengthens a firm's position. Co-authored by Naz Keceli and Khiliad Ltd.

Naz Keceli · 14 March 2026
§ 06Article

AI is changing jobs. Here is where it is happening, where it is not, and what it means for law.

New Anthropic research shows where AI is actually changing work, not just where it theoretically could. The legal sector faces real exposure in document-heavy tasks, even as courtroom work remains protected.

Jimmy Skowronski · 6 March 2026
§ 07Article

When AI Hallucinations Meet the Courtroom

A landmark UK tribunal ruling on AI-generated fake citations sets clear expectations for every regulated profession on verification, supervision, and data handling.

Naz Keceli · 25 February 2026
§ 08AI

Taalas HC1 Review: The AI Inference Chip That Changes What Fast Means

The Taalas HC1 hardwires Llama 3.1 8B into silicon and delivers up to 17,000 tokens per second. We tested it. Instant inference is real.

Jimmy Skowronski · 24 February 2026
§ 09Article

Young Talent: The Hidden Key to Digital Transformation Success

How welcoming our first post A-level apprentice into the team transformed our approach to talent development and sparked new thinking among our clients about the role of young talent in digital transformation.

Naz Keceli · 19 February 2026
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