IEEE Computer Society hosts talk on operationalizing AI governance for San Antonio chapter
For IEEE Day, the IEEE Computer Society's San Antonio chapter under IEEE Region 5 hosted a session led by Jess J. Montgomery titled 'Beyond the Framework: Operationalizing AI Governance Where Failure Matters.' The discussion centered on managing operational risk as AI systems move from experimental use into mission-critical deployments.
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The session reflects a broader industry shift from drafting AI governance frameworks on paper to implementing them in systems where failures carry real consequences, such as safety, finance, or infrastructure. This suggests practitioners are increasingly focused on practical readiness rather than theoretical compliance, though the specific guidance or outcomes discussed were not detailed.
- IEEE Computer Society's San Antonio chapter held an IEEE Day event on AI governance
- Speaker Jess J. Montgomery addressed operationalizing governance in high-stakes AI deployments
- Focus was on moving from theoretical frameworks to real-world risk management practices
Source: wpcms.computer.org, 2026-10-20
Published there as: “Operationalizing AI Governance: Moving Beyond Frameworks to Real-World Readiness”
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