WorkSafeBC Says Ask Your Boss – Not AI – About Job Safety
The campaign cites 7,000 injury claims in 2025 and warns that AI can give false safety advice to new workers.
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WorkSafeBC says ask your boss – not AI – about job safety
WorkSafeBC has launched a campaign aimed at encouraging younger workers to take their questions about workplace safety to their flesh-and-blood boss – and not AI. Each year roughly 7,000 young people are injured on the job in B.C. and 18 died between 2021 and 2025. The campaign is called Before You Ask a Bot, Ask Your Boss. According to WorkSafeBC, research indicates many in the younger set turn to AI tools and chatbots for answers. Research sho…
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