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A recent survey reveals that 56% of respondents doubt the government's ability to regulate artificial intelligence effectively. Despite nearly 90% believing AI will significantly impact daily life in the next decade, there is widespread concern about how this transformation will be managed. The survey, conducted by Prolific, highlights a disconnect between public expectations and government strategies regarding AI.
The findings indicate a strong desire for AI policies that prioritize inclusivity and workforce protections, with 66% advocating for diverse input in AI development. While there is enthusiasm for AI's potential, 76% of respondents fear that funding will primarily benefit large tech companies rather than the general public. This presents a critical opportunity for policymakers to align AI innovation with public values and build trust.
• 56% of the public doubts government regulation of AI.
• 76% believe AI funding will favor large tech companies.
Artificial Intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines, which is a central theme in the survey.
Inclusivity in AI development emphasizes the need for diverse perspectives to shape technology that serves all societal segments.
Workforce protections are crucial as many respondents express concern about job losses due to AI advancements.
Prolific is a research company that conducted the survey, providing insights into public sentiment on AI regulation.
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