Tools for EASA AI Concept Paper
Listed tools whose cited public page names this framework. Read the EASA AI Concept Paper explainer first. Related reading is on the articles index.
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LDRA (AI and machine learning capability)
LDRA AI/ML capability page covering test generation, change-impact analysis and AI/ML in safety-critical sectors. The aviation section names EASA guidance for Level 1 and 2 machine-learning applications. Not a neural-network verifier.
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MathWorks AI Verification Library for Deep Learning Toolbox
Formal robustness verification, output bounds, adversarial examples and out-of-distribution detection for MATLAB, ONNX and PyTorch networks, with airborne runway-sign and ACAS Xu worked examples.
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Saimple
Static analyzer that uses abstract interpretation to assess neural-network robustness, citing ISO/IEC 24029. Sold as SaaS and on-premises. Numalis names Article 15 explainability reports and EASA MLEAP work.
Official documents and working-group pages
These are the primary public pages we cite for EASA AI Concept Paper. They are not directory listings and are not endorsements.
- EASA Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper Issue 2 - Guidance for Level 1 & 2 machine-learning applications - EASA
- EASA Concept Paper Issue 02 (PDF) - EASA
- Machine Learning Application Approval (MLEAP) - EASA
- FAA Roadmap on Artificial Intelligence Safety (REDAC presentation, Fall 2024) - FAA
- EASA publishes Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper Issue 2 - EASA
- EASA releases latest issue of its Concept Paper on Artificial Intelligence for comment - EASA
- EASA Concept Paper proposed Issue 03 (PDF) - EASA
- NPA 2025-07 - Artificial intelligence trustworthiness - EASA
- AI Act Service Desk: Article 108 - European Commission
Related articles
- ARP4754B FDAL and IDAL when the function is machine learning
- DO-200B aeronautical data versus ML training sets
- EASA AI Concept Paper Issue 2 explained for suppliers
- Prompt guardrails versus airborne runtime assurance
- An AI assurance glossary for aerospace and defense
- An AI audit evidence checklist for regulated programs
- AI in MRO and predictive maintenance: regulatory considerations (FAA/EASA official material)
- Building an AI assurance case (GSN/AMLAS) for certification
- Data assurance for ML in avionics: EASA learning assurance
- DO-178C and machine learning: where the gaps are
- DO-330 tool qualification for ML development and verification toolchains
- Does the FAA certify AI today? Current status
- EASA AI Concept Paper levels explained
- EU AI Act general-purpose AI model obligations
- EU AI Act obligations for aerospace suppliers outside the EU
- EU AI Act scope for defense and aviation: what is in, what is out, and the new dates
- FAA and EASA AI certification timelines compared
- Formal verification of neural networks: what's usable today
- Human-machine teaming in DoD and NATO guidance
- ISO/IEC 24029 neural-network robustness is not an aviation AMC
- How to map an AI model to DO-178C / DO-330 tool qualification
- Runtime assurance and simplex architectures for ML in flight
- SAE G-34 / ARP6983 status: what is published versus still draft
Questions
Why are there so few commercial tools tagged for EASA AI Concept Paper?
We only tag a tool when the cited public page names this framework (or, for SAE G-34, EUROCAE WG-114, ED-324 or ARP6983). We do not infer support from a related aviation standard.
Where are the official EASA AI Concept Paper documents?
The official documents and working-group pages are listed on this page and on the EASA AI Concept Paper explainer.