SAST produces false positives and therefore needs tuning.
This statement could be more precise. You could either explain the cause, for example "SAST analyses code without running it, so it lacks runtime context and reports false positives. Findings must be triaged and rules tuned." Or you could frame it as a comparison with DAST, for example: "SAST produces more false positives than DAST because it analyses code without running it, so it needs more triage and tuning."