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‘AI Is Inevitable’: Expert Says Workers Must Adapt To Stay Relevant – gazettE

‘AI Is Inevitable’: Expert Says Workers Must Adapt To Stay Relevant

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Terry-Ann Browne-CampbellJournalist at TTT News

September 7, 2026

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‘AI Is Inevitable’: Expert Says Workers Must Adapt To Stay Relevant

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Artificial intelligence is transforming the global workforce, but people will continue to build, fund and direct the technology.

That was the message from AI expert and Director of AI, Automation & Analytics at INCUS Services Ltd., Leslie Lee Fook, as he addressed the opening of the T&T Coalition of Services Industries’ National Services Week on Monday.

“AI is inevitable, but your relevance is a choice. The good news is this: we live in a world where it is no longer the big fish eating the little fish. It’s the fast fish that eat the slow fish.”

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