Abstract:The Digital Control System serves as the "nerve center" ensuring the safe and stable operation of nuclear power plants, directly impacting nuclear safety with extremely stringent reliability and security requirements. Significant breakthroughs have been achieved in three key areas regarding the innovative application of AI technologies in the Verification and Validation of nuclear-safety-class DCS. Large model-based natural language analysis technology enables intelligent parsing and comparison of requirement documents, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of document verification when combined with nuclear power knowledge graphs. In structured language analysis, an IO-automated allocation verification method and a CRNN-driven intelligent comparison algorithm for instrumentation and control function diagrams have been proposed, which significantly improved the efficiency of IO allocation verification and design change review. Additionally, to address the challenges of legacy code analysis in the nuclear industry, large model-based code semantic understanding and powerful refactoring capabilities have been employed to achieve intelligent code analysis of outdated code. The research findings demonstrate that the integration of AI technologies significantly improves the efficiency of nuclear-safety-class DCS V&V processes while reducing manual operation risks, providing an intelligent and novel solution for V&V in the nuclear industry.