May 5, 2021
ER-022 - Artificial Intelligence in Aeronautical Safety-Related Systems Statement of concerns

We are pleased to announce the publication of ER-022|Artificial Intelligence in Aeronautical Safety-Related Systems Statement of concerns.
In order to provide a means of compliance for the certification of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within safety critical aeronautical systems, the committee must first review existing standards and perform a gap analysis to understand how and why existing standards cannot be reliably used. This document serves as that gap analysis and provides a list of concerns that need to be addressed in order to produce a future means of compliance.
Available on EUROCAE website.

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