Global Networking with Shebin Abraham

And just a practical tip.

Now, I've got a lot of people who are listening and they are maybe unforeseen experts in their field or unforeseen people who they know a lot about something in safety and health for solutions.

What do you suggest they do to raise their profile?

Yeah, I think...

the best thing at the moment is that, you know, a lot of good solutions are coming in the AI.

So they should all look at the technologies that are being utilized in health and safety industry.

In my journey, at least this last 12 months period, I have come across at least 10 to 15 AI safety solutions within health and safety industry.

So technology is growing.

Let us all start utilizing the technology to save the life of people.

So yeah, we might know the technical knowledge, but there are technologies that are also increasing.

So let's combine our knowledge with the technology so that we are more equipped to save life of people at work.

Yeah, and I honestly believe in that too.

I've been trying to teach students when I do my certification classes where I'm just a contract instructor, but I try to teach my students to train whatever AI they're using with absolutes.

And what I call absolutes are things like for me, I'm under OSHA, so I'll say the OSHA standards.

That's an absolute because you know if you don't follow the standard, you're going to get your citation, right? So I try to train it with things like that.

Upload the OSHA standards, upload information from papers and research that is already out there, and then train your AI agent into certain safety and health strategies.

safety and health disciplines, and I just had a thought.

There's a Australia, they have a book of knowledge, BOK.

And that is an awesome research that I actually been helping peer reviewed information from that book of knowledge.

I think it's OH, I might have to look that up real quick and show you guys on the screen.

It is really good to train first and foremost.

Don't be scared of technology because it's already here and it's not going anywhere.

But it's really good to train your AI on things that are peer-reviewed, things that you can trust so you can reduce the hallucinations.

And the flip side of that is when we need it for helping in our particular situations with Whatever the safety concern is, we could trust it as a member of our team, but we don't trust it to make decisions.

Is that fair?