The standard for the safety of the intended functionality, known as SOTIF: avoiding unreasonable risk from hazards caused by functional insufficiencies of the intended function, such as performance limits of sensors and perception, or by reasonably foreseeable misuse, when nothing has failed. It matters for driver assistance and automated driving functions and for the sensor, perception and compute chips they rely on.
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