The Role of AI in Safety | ERM First Option

AI, Safety and Human Judgement

Free Course • 15 Minutes • Audio • Six Bite-Sized Sections • Practical • Non-technical •Free Course • 15 Minutes • Audio • Six Bite-Sized Sections • Practical • Non-technical •

This practical course explores the opportunities and pitfalls of using AI in film, television and event safety: what it does brilliantly, where it can go wrong, and what should always remain a human judgement.

This is an audio-only course, so there’s nothing you need to watch or read on screen.

Just put your headphones on, get comfortable and press play. Think of it as a short podcast or audiobook: six bite-sized sections of around two and a half minutes each, designed to listen to wherever and whenever suits you.

The narrator may be AI. The thinking isn’t. This course is written by human experts.

this is an audio course

This is an audio-only course, so there’s nothing you need to watch or read on screen.

Just put your headphones on, get comfortable and press play. Think of it as a short podcast or audiobook: six bite-sized sections of around two and a half minutes each, designed to listen to wherever and whenever suits you.

this is an audio course

This is an audio-only course, so there’s nothing you need to watch or read on screen.

Just put your headphones on, get comfortable and press play. Think of it as a short podcast or audiobook: six bite-sized sections of around two and a half minutes each, designed to listen to wherever and whenever suits you.

You’ll explore:

Why AI can look right when it’s wrong – and why polished output isn’t proof of good safety thinking.
Why a document isn’t an assessment – and how missing information can undermine an apparently complete answer.
How to use AI well – as a capable assistant, not a substitute for human judgement.
What good safety AI looks like – and why what the AI is allowed to do matters.
How to protect sensitive information when using AI tools.
How AI can help earlier – finding gaps, asking better questions and improving planning before detailed assessment begins.

By the end of the course you should be better equipped to decide when to use AI, what to trust, what to check, what not to give it, and when human judgement needs to take over.