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Please Join the IEEE Seattle Section Sept/ Oct EXCOM on Oct 20 7pm Virtual only

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IEEE Seattle Section September/October EXCOM Meeting
October 20 | 6:00–8:30 PM
In Person and Remote

Agenda

6:00–7:00 PM — Presentation
The Invariant Assurance Framework: Preserving Trust in AI-Assisted Systems
Sponsored by the IEEE Seattle TEM Chapter

7:00–8:30 PM — EXCOM Meeting

1. Welcome and Recognition: Spotlight new members, newly elevated Senior Members and IEEE Fellows, and new society officers.

2. Approval of Minutes: August 2026 meeting minutes.

3. Treasurer’s Report

4. Elections: Discuss the upcoming elections for 2027 Seattle Section officers and officers of selected chapters.

5. Section Business:

6. Chapter, Affinity Group, and Student Branch Reports

7. Other Business

II, Prior to Seattle Sction EXCOM , please join the

October 20th 6 pm by Mona Garg

The Invariant Assurance Framework: Preserving Trust in AI-Assisted Systems

(sponsored by IEEE Seattle TEM Chapter)

Abstract :

The Invariant Assurance Framework: Preserving Trust in AI-Assisted Systems

Generative AI is changing how software and technology systems are built. It can now help write code, review designs, identify problems and make recommendations that once depended heavily on human experts. This creates a new challenge: as AI works faster and takes on more decision-making, how do we make sure critical security rules are still being followed?

This talk introduces the Invariant Assurance Framework (IAF), a practical approach for keeping humans in control of the most important risk decisions. The framework follows three steps: first, define the security rules that must never be broken; second, automatically check important changes against those rules before they go live; and third, continuously monitor the system to make sure those rules remain true over time.

Using examples from high-risk systems such as payments and AI agents, the session will show how organizations can use AI to improve speed and productivity without losing security, accountability or human judgment.

Seattle Section EXCOM imediatly follow the speech on October 20th 7PM