One thread at a time, not a pile of PDFs.
BRAIN publishes in series. Each series takes one question the region keeps asking, runs to a set number of papers on a stated cadence, and is written for a named audience. Governance was the first. It will not be the last.
15 papers published
How do organisations make responsible decisions about AI and remain accountable for what happens next? This series explores the judgement, oversight and practical safeguards that help institutions use AI with purpose, recognise its limits and respond when things go wrong. For boards, leaders and people responsible for organisational decisions, it connects governance principles to everyday choices about people, technology and trust.
What does it take for a region to shape its future, rather than simply react to change? This eight-paper series explores the capabilities, institutions and shared choices that help communities build lasting prosperity, keep pathways into work open and respond to AI on their own terms. For regional leaders, businesses, educators and community organisations, it connects the bigger questions to decisions we can make together, here.
Each series announces its number of papers and its cadence, so readers know what is coming and when it ends.
Papers draw on registered projects and field trials, and name the project they came from.
Drafts go to the advisory seat for that sector, and to members for a walkthrough session.
Fortnightly notes between papers: what the region is learning, in plain language.