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DESCRIPTION:Abstract:\n\nMany organizations have adopted responsible AI pri
 nciples and governance frameworks\, but fewer are prepared to apply them w
 hen an AI-enabled system creates risk or produces an unexpected outcome. T
 his presentation explores the gap between having an AI governance framewor
 k and being operationally ready to use it.\n\nThe discussion will focus on
  practical issues such as decision ownership\, accountability\, escalation
 \, and connecting AI governance with existing cybersecurity\, data\, compl
 iance\, and system engineering processes. Attendees will leave with practi
 cal considerations for moving from broad principles to clearer roles\, con
 trols\, and implementation readiness.\n\nRoom: BSIC 203\, Bldg: Blank Shep
 pard Innovation Center (BSIC)\, One Camino Santa Maria\, St. Mary's Univer
 sity\, San Antonio\, Texas\, United States\, 78228
LOCATION:Room: BSIC 203\, Bldg: Blank Sheppard Innovation Center (BSIC)\, O
 ne Camino Santa Maria\, St. Mary's University\, San Antonio\, Texas\, Unit
 ed States\, 78228
ORGANIZER:wluo@stmarytx.edu
SEQUENCE:18
SUMMARY:Beyond the Framework: Operationalizing AI Governance Where Failure 
 Matters
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/571395
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>Abstract:</strong></p>\n<p>Many or
 ganizations have adopted responsible AI principles and governance framewor
 ks\, but fewer are prepared to apply them when an AI-enabled system create
 s risk or produces an unexpected outcome. This presentation explores the g
 ap between having an AI governance framework and being operationally ready
  to use it.</p>\n<p>The discussion will focus on practical issues such as 
 decision ownership\, accountability\, escalation\, and connecting AI gover
 nance with existing cybersecurity\, data\, compliance\, and system enginee
 ring processes. Attendees will leave with practical considerations for mov
 ing from broad principles to clearer roles\, controls\, and implementation
  readiness.</p>
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