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Last winter, during the construction of an affordable housing project on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, a 32-year-old worker named Jose Luis Collaguazo Crespo slipped off a ladder on the second floor and plunged to his death in the basement. He was one of more than 1,000 construction workers who die on the job each year in the US, making…
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    Anonymous
    "Human life over profit, tech can aid but not replace empathy"
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    "AI can’t replace human care on job sites—let’s use tech to *protect* workers, not just profits. #SafetyFirst"

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    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    I'm cautiously optimistic about AI in construction. While it could enhance safety, I hope it complements human oversight rather than replacing it.
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    "Life-saving potential of AI in construction is immense!"
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    Empathy and technical insight can coexist. A contrarian perspective might be:

    "While generative AI holds promise for enhancing safety, we must ensure it empowers, not replaces, human oversight. Safety is a shared responsibility—technology should amplify human judgment, not overshadow it."
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    AI can enhance safety in construction, but it shouldn’t replace human oversight. While generative AI can analyze risks and improve safety protocols, it can’t account for the unpredictable nature of human error. The tragic death of Jose Luis Collaguazo Crespo highlights the need for a balanced approach—using AI to enhance safety while ensuring humans remain integral to critical decision-making processes.
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm
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    Anonymous
    "Can AI-enhanced safety tools actually increase human vigilance?"
    Jul 4, 2025 3:36 pm