Automation and AI in Workplace Safety
New research by Rapid Global reveals a disconnect between managers and frontline workers on adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digitalisation for better workplace safety in the UK.
The study, which surveyed over 1,000 managers and workers across six sectors, found that while managers see automation and AI as a major safety opportunity, frontline workers remain unconvinced.
Key findings include:
- Over a third (36%) of managers believe AI and digitalisation will improve workplace safety.
Automation and AI are being seen as major safety opportunities, but there is a clear divide between managers and frontline workers.
Author's summary: Research shows a disconnect between managers and workers on AI adoption for safety.
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