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A recent survey by Rakuten Viber among Ukrainian users highlights a significant gap in AI awareness. Nearly half of the respondents, 47%, admitted they do not know what artificial intelligence is. The survey, which included over 20,000 participants, revealed that only 24% actively seek help from AI in their work or studies.
The findings also indicate that 51% of Ukrainians believe AI does not pose a threat to their jobs. While 31% are uncertain about AI's potential impact on their professions, only 18% feel that AI could replace their jobs. This suggests a cautious optimism among the workforce regarding the integration of AI technologies.
• 47% of Ukrainians do not know what artificial intelligence is.
• 51% believe AI does not threaten their jobs.
The survey indicates a lack of understanding of AI among a significant portion of the Ukrainian population.
The survey results show mixed feelings about AI's ability to replace jobs, with many respondents feeling secure in their positions.
The company conducted the survey to gauge AI usage and perceptions among its Ukrainian user base.
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