The standards table.
The advisory panel tests BRAIN's research priorities and reviews draft standards before publication. Seats are held by sector, not by organisation, so no single institution sets the agenda.
Guides responsible AI use in healthcare, with a focus on patient safety, privacy and workforce trust.
Brings a local government perspective on public services, procurement, transparency and community needs.
Connects AI readiness with learning, assessment integrity, research and future workforce skills.
Brings practical insight into productivity, operational safety, supply chains and workforce readiness.
Ensures community needs, equitable access and the experiences of people affected by technological change inform BRAIN’s work.
Focuses on the reliability, resilience and accountability of essential services as AI use develops.
Brings expertise in professional judgement, client confidentiality and accountability in AI-supported advice.
Represents the practical needs of retail, hospitality and local enterprise, including affordability, customer trust and workforce capability.
Brings a perspective on how AI may affect visitor experiences, creative livelihoods and the stories, heritage and cultural identity of our region.
Members are appointed for two years, serve in a personal capacity, and declare interests publicly. Institutional partners may nominate candidates for any seat.