AI for RTL Design and Verification | Session 2: Benefits, Limitations and Evidence
AI for RTL Design and Verification | Session 2: Benefits, Limitations and Evidence
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AI for RTL Design and Verification | Session 2: Benefits, Limitations and Evidence
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This session examines the benefits and limitations of AI-assisted design verification, focusing on engineering productivity, coverage closure, PPA case studies, hallucinations, false positives, IP risk and the full cost of tool use and review.
The live demonstration uses AlpinumDV, Alpinum's agentic verification system, on an adder and an ALU.
This session is part of a 3-session professional training programme:
REGISTRATION FOR ALL 3 SESSIONS IS 60$ ONLY.
What You Will Learn
Coverage closure and verification productivity
AI-assisted RTL and UVM workflows
PPA case studies
AI hallucinations and false positives
Intellectual property (IP) risks
The cost of AI tool use and engineering review
How to examine generated verification plans and simulation outcomes
How to assess coverage and recognise incomplete or failing results
Why This Matters
AI-generated verification results require critical evaluation. Productivity gains must be considered alongside result quality, IP risks and the engineering effort needed to review and validate outputs.
This session demonstrates how to examine generated plans, simulator outcomes and coverage evidence before accepting a verification result.
Ideal For
RTL designers
Design verification engineers
Verification leads
Engineering managers evaluating AI verification tools
Basic RTL and simulation knowledge is required. Familiarity with SystemVerilog or UVM is helpful.
Training Format
2-hour live online training session
Concise teaching and live demonstrations
AlpinumDV demonstration using an adder and an ALU
Review of the generated verification plan
Inspection of simulation outcomes and coverage
Examination of an incomplete or failing result
This session is Session 2 of the 3-session AI for RTL Design and Verification Programme.