Abdurayimov Islomjon Ibrohim ogli (1)
In modern industrial processes, the widespread application of artificial intelligence (AI) and automated technologies has shaped new occupational hygiene requirements in the workplace. In such conditions, safeguarding human health, increasing labor productivity, and preventing occupational diseases have become urgent issues. This article highlights the factors ensuring occupational hygiene in AI-driven production lines, adherence to ergonomic requirements, psychophysiological workloads in the labor process, and the improvement of safety standards. It also analyzes the hygienic risks arising in human–machine interaction and provides scientifically grounded recommendations to reduce them. The research results are of practical importance for improving the working environment in automated enterprises and creating healthy and safe working conditions.
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