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AI in Safety-Critical Embedded Development: TASKING’s New Approach to Verification and Validation

This week we’re talking all about the future of embedded software development with TASKING Co-CEO Christoph Herzog. Christoph and I explore how Large Language Models and agentic AI are moving from novelty to necessity, directing external agents within the TASKING toolchain to automate critical verification and validation tasks. We also discuss the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and how it helps maintain adherence to strict industry standards. 

 

 

Links for May 15, 2026

More information about TASKING: TASKING – Trusted Tools for Embedded Software Development – TASKING

More information about TASKING’s integrated toolchain: TASKING – Compile Debug Test

More information about TASKING’s embedded software development with AI: TASKING – Transforming embedded software development with AI

 

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