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Burnout expert warns T&T firms to set AI rules before rollout

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Burnout specialist Paula Davis, speaking ahead of AMCHAM T&T's HSSE and Cybersecurity Conference, told employers that rolling out AI with no guardrails can quietly push staff into heavier, longer and broader workloads. She pointed to 2025 Upwork Research Institute findings that the most productive AI users were 88% more likely to report burnout or disengagement. Read the Trinidad Express report ↗

What it means for the Caribbean

  1. HR managers in banks, energy firms and call centres rolling out AI tools may need workload and usage policies to avoid losing experienced staff.

Analysis: these are possibilities for the region, not reported facts.

Original reporting · Trinidad Express · 24 Oct 2026Read the original report ↗

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