AI Assurance DirectoryAutomotive AI — separating tool-qualification claims from vehicle-level safety claims
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The official catalog pages describe subject matter, not vendor products. ISO 26262-1:2018 is about safety-related E/E systems in series-production road vehicles. ISO/PAS 8800:2024 is about AI elements in that setting. UL 4600 is a safety argument for vehicles that can operate in an autonomous mode without human supervision.
In this directory, what a vendor page says about those documents is recorded on the listing. TESSY names ISO 26262-8:2018 on its certificate. Ansys SCADE Suite names qualification for ISO 26262 software. Rapita RVS names ISO 26262 certification evidence. Parasoft C/C++test and UL Stages name ISO/PAS 8800.
Editorial judgment: Each of those is a statement about a tool or service. None is, on its own, evidence about the safety of a particular vehicle function. A buyer who receives “ISO 26262 supported” should ask three follow-ups: which part and clause the vendor page names, which tool version it applies to, and which vehicle-level claim the buyer’s own safety case still has to make. The same applies to an ISO/PAS 8800 mention. This is an analyst reading, not a statement from ISO or UL.