Evidence for the minutes, not a slide of good intentions.
You're accountable for how the business uses AI whether or not you can currently see it. The question isn't whether to govern it — it's what you'd show a regulator, insurer or auditor if asked today.
BoardSeat. A trusted AI in the room.
A physical AI board member you place in the room where you want extra intelligence and governance. It listens and talks, challenges where it adds value, projects the discussion onto the wall and keeps the meeting on track. You choose when it is on, and what it records and leaves out. Your team makes the decisions.
- Sits locally and is completely configurable: tuned to your business, market and regulators.
- Designed to speed up decision making, with a design target of ten times faster.
- Not a black box: a glass window shows what is inside the crafted case.
of UK organisations lack basic AI access controls.
IBM, 2025of leaders can only partly see what AI costs the business.
KPMG UK, 2026AI agent has already caused a documented breach reaching production systems.
2026 incident record- No documented policy, or one nobody's checked is actually followed
- Personal accountability under UK GDPR and sector rules, with no audit trail to show for it
- A single slide on 'AI strategy' with nothing behind it if a regulator asks further
- Risk and reward decisions being made informally, tool by tool, by individual staff
- A governance loop — policy, rules, enforcement, evidence, review — reviewed monthly, not once a year
- Evidence packs mapped to ISO/IEC 42001, UK GDPR, SOC 2 and Cyber Essentials
- A single AI Effectiveness Index the board can track quarter to quarter
- Policy set once by the board and enforced automatically at the gateway, not by memo
Find out where your AI stands. Then decide.
Under a minute, an upload, or a visit. Something for the board either way.