AI for Safety in 2026: Separating Myth from Method

Most safety programs are experimenting with AI. Few have turned it into results they can defend to leadership.

Many safety teams have moved past the question of whether to use AI. The harder question is how to turn early experiments into something that works.

OVERVIEW

Join Kim Moull from Cority for a candid look at where AI is moving the needle in safety today, the myths keeping programs stuck in pilots, and the incremental path other safety leaders are using to build trust and scale. In this webinar you will:

• See where AI is already driving measurable results in safety programs today 

• Know what it takes to trust an AI-generated insight before you act on it 

• Get a practical starting point for scaling AI without a full platform overhaul 

• Learn how leading safety teams are moving from pilot projects to program-wide impact 

Most AI implementation programs stall not because the technology fails, but because AI myths overshadow the reality. What AI requires, what “good” looks like, and how to trust an AI-generated insight before staking a decision on it are questions that remain unclear for many teams, limiting the ability to scale.

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Who You’ll Hear From

Kim Moull

Product Marketing Manager, Cority

Kim Moull is a Product Marketing Manager at Cority, with a focus on their safety, risk, and ergonomics products. A Canadian Certified Professional Ergonomist, Kim began her career working directly with organizations to assess risk and strengthen their safety programs from the ground up. That hands-on foundation informs how she approaches her work today - connecting the realities of frontline safety with the technology built to support it. In this session, she brings both perspectives to the question of how AI is reshaping the way organizations manage safety and protect their people.

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