Pilot programme 2026 to 2027

Rehearse the AI crisis before it happens.

Lakeshore Verity is a live simulation for boards. Your directors face a realistic AI failure, make real decisions under pressure, and receive a measured report on how ready the board truly is.

Boards are accountable for AI they did not build and may not fully understand.

Regulation is arriving.

The EU AI literacy duty now has enforcers. From 2027, UK listed companies must also report on whether their material controls are working. Public bodies, housing providers and charities face growing scrutiny of how they use AI.

Lectures do not test judgement.

A course shows what directors know. It does not show how the board behaves when an AI system fails.

Evidence matters.

Auditors, regulators and insurers increasingly ask what steps a board has taken.

Three hours. One crisis. A clear picture of your board.

1

The scenario begins.

A realistic AI failure, written for your sector.

2

The world responds.

AI plays the journalist, the regulator and the affected customer, reacting to every decision.

3

Every choice is scored.

Six measures: risk recognition, quality of challenge, ethical judgement, escalation, clarity of accountability, and speed of decision.

4

Your Readiness Report.

A board level report with your Verity Index, your gaps and clear actions.

See a sample report

Why Verity is different

Most board training measures what directors know. Verity measures what boards do.

Online AI courses
What it gives the boardKnowledge and a completion record
What it cannot doShow how the board acts together under pressure
Consultancy reviews
What it gives the boardExpert opinion
What it cannot doRepeat the test or measure change over time
Cyber crisis exercises
What it gives the boardRehearsal of IT incidents
What it cannot doCover AI failures such as bias, drift and false answers
Lakeshore Verity
What it gives the boardMeasured behaviour, scored evidence, and over time, comparison with similar boards
What it cannot doReplace technical training for IT staff

Scenarios that respond.

AI characters react to each decision, so no two sessions run the same way.

Scoring based on behaviour.

Directors are assessed on what they decide and say, not on quiz answers.

A benchmark that grows.

With consent, anonymised results build a benchmark, so boards can see how they compare with similar organisations.

Written for boards that answer to the public.

Housing
Health and Care
Financial Services
Education
Charities

Join the Verity pilot programme.

We are inviting a small number of boards in the North of England to take part in free pilot sessions. Pilot boards help shape the product and receive a full Readiness Report.

Request a free pilot session