An independent journal about timing

Scheduled is a journal about the timing question behind AI sovereignty: not whether an organisation should eventually move off cloud AI onto infrastructure it controls, most already agree it should, but when. It covers the real deadlines, the renewal dates, the regulatory clocks, and the quiet cost of treating "later" as a plan.

Who writes it

Scheduled is edited and written by Micky Irons (Mickarle Wagstaff-Irons), founder of Mickai, a British company building a Sovereign Intelligence Operating System. He started the journal because most organisations already accept the case for sovereign AI in principle and then never act on it, because nothing ever forces the decision onto a calendar. This journal exists to put a date on it.

The one thing worth disclosing

The editor runs a company that organisations would, in practice, be moving toward if they act on this journal's argument. That is a conflict worth stating rather than hiding. The rule here is simple: Mickai is named as one destination, not the only one, and wherever it is discussed the relationship is disclosed on the page. Claims made about it are limited to what is actually built and shipped, never what is planned.

Editorial standards

• No fabricated figures. Numbers, including regulatory dates, are stated as published and sourced, and dated where they matter.
• No manufactured urgency. A deadline is only cited here when it is real and checkable.
• Product status described honestly: a feature in development is called "in development", never described as shipped or available.
• The wider field named with respect. This journal is about the timing decision, not a sales pitch against any one vendor.