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AI Can Get You Fired and Bankrupt

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By Bo Mitchell
| SecurityInfoWatch Verified
Pundits predict the AI bubble could burst and be worthy of 1929 or 2008—or there can be an orderly adoption of AI at every workplace. Either way, there are serious issues with how you use AI in our workplace security and safety world. I'm coming to you today to repeat and amplify this warning because many employers aren’t listening. Workplace security, safety and emergency management are complex issues requiring insight and knowledge.
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When AI Becomes Exhibit A

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By Bo Mitchell
| SecurityInfoWatch Verified
I am now getting preached to by prospects and clients who think my careful, disciplined approach to emergency planning and training is old-fashioned, slow, and expensive. “Bo, you’re an old dog who can’t learn new tricks. AI will have our workplace emergency assessment done today; our Emergency Action Plan done tomorrow; and our people trained the next day.
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Emergency Plans Don’t Save Lives — Training Does

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By Bo Mitchell
| SecurityInfoWatch Verified
Every employer in America is legally obligated to provide emergency preparedness training to all employees — without exception. Yet despite decades of OSHA regulations, court decisions, and real-world tragedies, many organizations still rely on incomplete plans, online-only modules, or fragmented procedures that leave employees unprepared when a crisis unfolds. Emergency preparedness is not simply a compliance exercise. It is a life-safety obligation.
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