AI on the Job: Exploring How Computer Vision Is Shaping the Future of Workplace

A 30-minute short, engaging introductory talk explaining deep learning and computer vision using real-life examples.

A 1.5-hour xamples of how AI systems can contribute to tasks such as real-time monitoring, hazard detection, and many other workplace safety tasks.

A 30-minute digital feedback wall or live poll where attendees can reflect on how they feel AI might impact their workplaces.

A 1-hour open Q&A session and discussion on the opportunities and challenges AI presents for different sectors and communities.

The event introduces participants to the world of AI and computer vision, focusing on how these technologies can transform workplace safety. It highlights questions such as:

How can AI detect hazards before escalation?

What are the practical benefits of using AI in safety-critical environments?

How might different sectors, from manufacturing to healthcare, be impacted by AI-driven monitoring tools?

Expect a mix of engaging presentations, interactive polling, and open discussions. By attending, participants will not only learn about cutting-edge AI applications, but also have the chance to voice their own hopes and ideas about the future of AI in their workplaces.

Dr Muhammad Hammad Saleem, Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Salford

Anyone is welcome

This event will be of particular interest to:

Educators, students, and researchers curious about practical AI applications.

Workplace safety officers, HR professionals, and compliance managers.

Industry leaders exploring digital transformation.

Technologists, engineers, and innovators interested in applied AI.

Trade unions, workers, and community groups keen to understand AI’s impact on day-to-day work.

While open to a wide audience, it is relevant to professionals and organizations invested in safety, risk management, and the responsible use of emerging technologies.