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Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
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California State University, Sacramento
The IEEE Computer Society Sacramento Valley Chapter and California State University, Sacramento invite you to a workshop on Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, an in-person event. This event brings together leaders from industry, government, and academia to share their expertise Cyber-AI integration. Industry experts will share what they are seeing on the front lines, from emerging attacks to the tools companies use to stop them. State agency leaders will present how the public sector is putting AI to work in cybersecurity, sharing real use cases from protecting government systems and services. University faculty will connect these real-world challenges to the latest research.
AI now shapes decisions in government, industry, and daily life. For people to rely on it, AI must be secure, reliable, and resilient against attack. This workshop explores what it takes to build AI systems we can trust. Trust in AI can break down at any stage of a model's life. The program traces these risks from start to finish. It begins with supply chain attacks, where poisoned data can corrupt a model before it is ever deployed. It then turns to runtime, where threats like prompt injection and the OWASP risks for AI systems can manipulate a model's behavior. Finally, it examines autonomous AI agents, which face new dangers such as goal drift, memory tampering, and failures that spread across multiple agents.
Knowing the threats is only half the story. Speakers will share proven defense strategies, including threat modeling, risk frameworks, and lessons learned from securing AI in real-world deployments.
Trustworthy AI can also make us safer. Speakers will show how AI strengthens cyber defense and digital forensics through automated threat hunting, faster incident response, and smarter forensic investigation.
The day closes with student research presentations and an expert panel on the future of trustworthy and secure AI.
This is a free event for anyone who has an IEEE account. IEEE account creation is free from charges.
Agenda
1.00 PM: Check-in
1.30 PM: Welcome and Opening Remarks - Leaders from the IEEE Computer Society Sacramento Valley Chapter and Sacramento State open the workshop and introduce Trustworthy AI.
1.45 PM: Human-in-the-loop (HILT) for Trustworthy AI - Human judgment still has to anchor trust.
2.00 PM: The AI Threat Landscape - Risks across training, runtime, and autonomous AI agents.
3.00 PM: Defense Strategies in Industry - How industry experts detect, prevent, and respond to attacks on AI systems.
3.30 PM: AI for Security in the Public Sector - State agency leaders share real use cases of AI in threat hunting, incident response, and forensics.
4.30 PM: Student Research and Expert Panel - Student presentations followed by a panel on the future of trustworthy AI.
5.00 PM: Networking and Food - Connect with speakers, faculty, industry professionals, and fellow attendees.
6.30 PM: End of event
The Speakers
The Speakers
Sujitha Vummaneni
Sujitha Vummaneni
Senior Security Engineer, Ripple
Senior Security Engineer, Ripple
Arvind Akula
Arvind Akula
Senior Staff Engineer, Guaranteed Rate
Priyam Biswas
Priyam Biswas
Senior Research Scientist, Intel
Zachary Carter
Zachary Carter
California Office of Emergency Service (Cal-OES)
Syed Badruddoja
Syed Badruddoja
Assistant Professor California State University, Sacramento
The Venue
The Venue
University Union, California State University, Sacramento
University Union, California State University, Sacramento
Address: 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819
Address: 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819
The event is scheduled to be held at Redwood Room. There is a seating limit for this event and registration is required.
The event is scheduled to be held at Redwood Room. There is a seating limit for this event and registration is required.
Free IEEE account and event registration!
Free IEEE account and event registration!
Registrastion is required!
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