Mike Blasdell

Most safety conversations today focus on people, procedures, and training. And they should. But there’s a growing risk in modern operations that doesn’t get enough attention

Across safety, distribution, and manufacturing, the pressure feels familiar. Systems are moving faster. Information is coming from everywhere. And now, layered on top of all of that, comes Artificial Intelligence — or what many of us are starting to call Digital Intelligence (DI). For many professionals, the reaction is mixed.

Artificial Intelligence — or what many now call Digital Intelligence (DI) — has crossed a permanent threshold. It’s no longer experimental, niche, or futuristic. 

AI learns from us — our questions, our tone, our values. The quality of what it gives back depends on what we put in.