ISO 8800: Verification and validation of AI systems - Exercise
- Date
- 2027-11-24
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO/PAS 8800 (Functional Safety)
About this event
AI systems are moving from prototypes into real decisions, real products, and real risk. If you want a practical way to think about verification and validation through the lens of ISO 8800, this exercise is built to help you work through the ideas instead of just hearing about them. This session is designed for people who learn best by doing. You’ll spend time applying concepts, testing assumptions, and sharpening your understanding of how AI systems can be evaluated in a structured, defensible way. About the Event This is an online exercise focused on ISO 8800: verification and validation of AI systems. Rather than treating the topic as a purely theoretical standards discussion, the event centers on active practice: how to interpret verification and validation expectations in the context
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a more practical grasp of how AI systems should be evaluated, not just a high-level discussion of standards. - You work with **AI or autonomous systems** and want to better understand how verification and validation apply in real situations. - You’re an **engineer, researcher, product builder, or technical lead** who needs clearer ways to assess system behavior, evidence, and performance. - You’re involved in **safety, quality, assurance, governance, or compliance** and want a more grounded understanding of how standards thinking connects to day-to-day decisions. - You learn best through **active exercises and discussion**, and you want a session where you can test ideas rather than only listen. - You’re trying to build a **shared language across teams** so technical and non-technical stakeholders can talk more clearly about trust, evaluation, and acceptable outcomes. - You’re curious about **ISO 8800** and want an accessible, applied entry point that helps you move from terminology to practical understanding. If you’ve been looking for a community setting to work through these questions with other thoughtful participants, you’ll likely feel at home here.