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Writing
I write occasionally about safety, AI, and building a company. Most of it is on the Intenseye blog; a few pieces were published elsewhere. Everything is linked here.
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Published elsewhere
2026-05How applied AI is changing manufacturing risk managementFor the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains.weforum.org2025-09Why manufacturing companies now see safe workplaces as a competitive advantageMy first piece for the World Economic Forum.weforum.org2021-02Can AI and image processing prevent workplace accidents?For Fast Company Türkiye. Published in Turkish.fastcompany.com.tr2019-12Can safe working environments be created with artificial intelligence?Forbes Türkiye, print edition.Forbes Türkiye · print
2019-03The power of social mediaOn detecting violent content in real time. Para magazine, print edition.Para · print
Intenseye blog
2026-07PSIFs are one of the most underused signal metrics in safetyWhat new Safety Science research says about PSIFs versus TRIR and near misses.intenseye.com2025-12The future of human–machine collaboration starts with safetyWhat I shared with the World Economic Forum’s working group.intenseye.com2025-06Why near misses aren’t enough: the rise of pSIF-driven safetyNear misses tell you what almost happened. pSIFs tell you what will.intenseye.com2025-04EHS & ESG: are we finally getting it right?Why I think EHS platforms will pivot back to safety.intenseye.com2025-04How was Intenseye born?The ice-cream plant, the 900 supervisors, and the question that started the company.intenseye.com2025-03How do you measure the impact of safety?On the metrics that show progress, not just failure.intenseye.com2024-09Four questions CIOs should ask when evaluating computer vision AI vendors for EHSPrivacy, security and honesty, from the buyer’s side.intenseye.com2024-03Breaking the safety plateau with AIIncident rates stopped falling. Why, and what changes that.intenseye.com2023-04The role of AI in bridging safety work and the safety of workWork as planned versus work as done.intenseye.com2022-12Zero incident goal: destination or a continuous journey?What “zero” should mean in practice.intenseye.com