Safety of AI-Based Tools: Theory and Practical Experiences

“AI is creating new opportunities to improve software development efficiency, but organizations developing safety-related systems must ensure AI-enabled tools are used safely, compliantly, and with appropriate safeguards.”

, Perforce, webinar overview

Steve Howard, Director of Product at Perforce Software, presents with Dr. Oscar Slotosch, CEO of Validas AG, the tool-qualification specialist. The session is hosted by Perforce in partnership with Validas AG.

What you will learn

Per the Perforce session outline, attendees will learn to:

• Apply tool classification and qualification principles from functional safety standards, including emerging requirements from ISO/IEC TS 22440
• Use Perforce Static Analysis as the foundation for AI-assisted remediation, turning detected defects into actionable refactoring recommendations
• Assess the risks of AI-generated code changes and leverage formal methods, so fixes can be validated rather than trusted

Session times

Registration is free. Times sourced from the official Perforce registration page.

Why this matters for Indian safety-critical teams

Tool qualification is the discipline this webinar addresses, and it is the same discipline Indian avionics, automotive and rail programmes face when any tool, AI-enabled or not, sits in a safety case. Perforce Static Analysis is the Perforce QAC and Klocwork family GSAS supports in India with local application engineering, and Validas AG is a specialist in exactly the qualification evidence those safety cases consume.

If your team is weighing AI-assisted development against a compliance obligation, this session covers the classification, remediation and verification questions in one hour.

GSAS is highlighting this Perforce event for Indian engineering teams; Perforce is the organizer. For Perforce QAC or Klocwork questions before or after the session, GSAS application engineers cover Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai and Delhi NCR.