A new Campbell Institute report highlights growing use of AI in safety functions while warning that governance, data quality and workforce readiness must keep pace.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming operational in workplace safety programs, but most safety professionals say ...

Mark43, the leading cloud-native public safety operations platform, today announced the general availability of Mark43 ReportAI and Mark43 BriefAI. Built directly into the workflows and data agencies ...

Research shows safety professionals are increasingly turning to unofficial tools as organizations struggle with data integration and governance.

White House plan omits nurses from AI policy, prompting safety concerns from nurse leaders at Emory, Intermountain, and St. Luke’s Health System.

The professionals who work in safety and quality management are accountable for human lives, consumer well-being, and brand ...

Clinical trial sponsors and sites are under pressure to separate hype from reality and identify where AI can deliver real ...

AI is changing workplace safety from reactive compliance to proactive prevention, helping organizations spot hazards before they cause harm. From predictive analytics to automated OSHA documentation, ...

Oracle executive Josh Kanner discusses how contractors Suffolk and Boldt reduced recordable safety incidents using the company’s new safety AI at the CONEXPO trade show in Las Vegas. March 12, 2026 ...

Hospitals nationwide are rapidly deploying AI assistants and predictive tools to streamline workflows, cut documentation time, and improve patient access, even as clinicians and researchers warn of ...

Explore five key ways federal agencies are leveraging AI for digital transformation, from agent networks to simulation.