With the transition to a higher degree of automated driving, new risks arise, e. g. in connection with mixed traffic, where vehicles with different degrees of automation as well as unprotected road users such as motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians use the same road infrastructure. This also increases the complexity and importance of ensuring the safety of vehicle functions. This is where the SAFIR Impulse Project 13 (IP13) comes in and contributes to the safeguarding of automated vehicles. IP13 builds on the foundations and findings of Impulse Project 2 (IP2) and Impulse Project 8 (IP8). The focus is on the use of data in hybrid AI methods, i. e. the combination of machine learning methods and expert knowledge, in the context of safeguarding automated vehicles.