Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 5, 2024

Live Talk: Challenges in Autonomous Vehicle Safety Assessment

Challenges in Autonomous Vehicle Safety Assessment

Recorded live at a US DOT workshop on May 29, 2024.

Knowing whether an autonomous vehicle is safe enough to operate on public roads is an extremely difficult challenge. Assessment must include acknowledging that operating millions of miles does not come close to proving safety, that robot drivers will make mistakes -- often the same mistakes people make, fundamental incompatibilities between conventional safety engineering processes and the machine learning technology used by these systems, a pervasive lack of automotive safety standard adoption by the industry, and important considerations of safety that go far beyond net statistical risk.



Friday, October 28, 2022

Talk: Autonomous Vehicles Standards & Open Challenges

 Here is my talk from the October 2022 ISO 26262/SOTIF conference.

Assuming you follow the relevant standards (ISO 26262, ISO 21448, ANSI/UL 4600) in practice teams are finding the following topics difficult:

  • Fail operational architecture
  • Building an accurate, predictive world model
  • Safety beyond the driving task (system safety, traffic system interactions)
  • Determining how safe is safe enough in an equitable way

Link to slides

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