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The event is organised to present findings from a study on prevention and workers’ participation at the time of digital transformation of the workplace carried out by INAIL and a range of research partners. EU-OSHA will present: “Digitalisation and safety and health at work: challenges, risks and opportunities. A focus on A worker management system where simple (i.e. without ‘intelligence’) algorithms and digital technologies (e.g. worker-monitoring devices, computers or face recognition software) are used to manage workers in an automated or semi-automated manner. It provides the means to automate a large number of worker management tasks (e.g. schedule-making, shift- making and worker monitoring through wearable devices). AI-based worker management involves the intelligence simulation necessary to deal with uncertainty (e.g. providing different outputs based on changes in the environment), whereas algorithmic management is deterministic in nature (i.e. it always provides the same output, given the same input). of workers”.