Seminar: How to Make the Most of AI: A Workshop for Safety Engineers

The “How to Make the Most of AI: A Workshop for Safety Engineers” seminar was held at the Hilton Euston hotel in London, on 25th June 20264 and was hosted by Mike Parsons. The speakers discussed a range of techniques and insights into how safety engineers might benefit from the use of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Large Language Models (LLMs), examining everything from prompt engineering to building applications and custom tools from AI code generators.

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2026-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.65391/r3505
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Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Seminar: How to Make the Most of AI: A Workshop for Safety Engineers

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The “How to Make the Most of AI: A Workshop for Safety Engineers” seminar was held at the Hilton Euston hotel in London, on 25th June 20264 and was hosted by Mike Parsons. The speakers discussed a range of techniques and insights into how safety engineers might benefit from the use of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Large Language Models (LLMs), examining everything from prompt engineering to building applications and custom tools from AI code generators.

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