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Title: When is good enough good enough? On software assurances
Authors: Ellul, Joshua
Pace, Gordon J.
Revolidis, Ioannis
Schneider, Gerardo
Keywords: Software engineering -- Standards
Computer software -- Reliability
Digital electronics -- Regulation
Software failures -- Law and legislation
Artificial intelligence -- Law and legislation
Issue Date: 2023
Publisher: Springer
Citation: Ellul, J., Pace, G. J., Revolidis, I., & Schneider, G. (2023). When is good enough good enough? On software assurances. ERA Forum 23(3), 337-360.
Abstract: Digital technologies prove to be challenging to regulate but also, or perhaps due to the fact that they prove to be challenging to provide assurances for. In this paper, we present this two-faceted challenge, going into technical reasons for the difficulty of building reliable software and how technological safeguards can only provide limited guarantees, but also going into the current regulatory frameworks addressing digital technology dependability. We then discuss tools, both technological and regulatory, that are being explored in innovative technology and legislation to support such regulatory protection.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/126116
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