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Discussion focuses on integrating AI inference engines with deterministic safety on a single chip, showing that ISO 8800 adds a layer atop ISO 26262 rather than replaces it. Key claims: memory and interconnect contention cause safety functions to stall, requiring architectural fixes at silicon level; safety monitors must become probabilistic monitoring instead of periodic checks; safety cases need realistic probabilistic evidence. Also flags related security standards such as ISO 21314.
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