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Safety and risk reduction

AI can strengthen safety, reduce operational risk and improve compliance by identifying hazards, detecting fraud, supporting monitoring and enabling faster intervention. Together, they show the importance of combining AI capability with strong governance and human oversight.

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How our members are working with employees to strengthen safety and reduce risks

UTS: Human Robot Teaming for safer infrastructure maintenance

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BHP: Oversize and foreign object detection

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CBA: Deploying AI at scale to help protect customers against scams and financial crime

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PwC: Reducing burden of regulatory change

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Ashurst: Faster risk review using AI

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The University of Sydney x Rio Tinto: Advancing mining automation improving safety and productivity

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Silverchain: Unlocking capacity in the health and care system

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PwC: Streamlining cyber maturity assessments

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Drawing on the insights from BCA member organisations, our Adopting AI in the Workplace Guide provides practical guidance on the responsible adoption and implementation of AI in Australian workplaces.

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