Tim DaviesCEO Projekt Rising - The expert AI partner for SMEs

AI & Robots are Revolutionising Health & Safety Today

13 Feb 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief dialogue, Tim Davies asks about the future impact of AI and robotics on health and safety. Speaker B argues that failing to adopt AI and technology will perpetuate high rates of workplace injuries and fatalities worldwide. They emphasize that introducing technology can help businesses improve safety more affordably. Tim Davies adds that the value placed on human life is often low compared to the demand for cheap products, predicting that humanoid robots will eventually become cheaper per hour than the lowest-cost human labor, suggesting a shift away from human workers for safety-critical tasks.

What impact is AI and robots going to have in the space of health and safety?
I think if we don't, if we don't embrace, you know, the AI and technology, then, then we are going to, we're going to carry on injuring and hurting people. But, but worldwide, you know, the numbers, the numbers are just enormous about how many people are getting injured and killed, you know. And so, and so introducing, introducing technology to help businesses and to help organizations simply, and I suppose also cheaply. I was going to say, cost is crit—
it's critical, isn't it? Value on human life is lower, but people like cheap products. We will see humanoid robots that are at a lower cost on an hourly basis than even the cheapest labor ultimately, but it doesn't necessarily need to be human labor that's doing it.