Study Offers Glimpse Into How Much We Trust AI

Study Offers Glimpse Into How Much We Trust AI
A robot from the Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems (AIIS) laboratory of Italy's National Interuniversity Consortium for Computer Science (CINI) is displayed at the 7th edition of the Maker Faire 2019, in Rome on Oct. 18, 2019. Andreas Solaro/AFP via Getty Images
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Fear and worry are the dominant emotions of Australians towards artificial intelligence (AI) despite the technology’s increasing popularity and capability, a study by the University of Queensland has revealed.

Published on Feb. 22, the study is the first deep-dive global examination of the public’s attitudes towards AI use. It surveyed more than 17,000 people from 17 countries about their attitudes towards the system.
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