The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis Americans Are Getting Less Trustful of Artificial Intelligence
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Sep 24, 2023 Recent surveys reveal a troubling trend: Americans are losing trust in artificial intelligence. Concerns about cybersecurity, data safety, and job displacement weigh heavily on public perception. The discussion highlights generational differences in attitudes towards AI, while emphasizing the urgent need for regulatory measures. With nearly half of CEOs fearing AI could threaten their own jobs, the potential ethical implications are causing many businesses to pause their AI initiatives.
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Declining Trust in AI
- Americans are more concerned about AI risks than benefits, with safety and security concerns rising.
- Job displacement worries are lower than concerns about misuse in cyberattacks, identity theft, and data harvesting.
Generational Divide in AI Enthusiasm
- Younger generations (Gen Z and Millennials) are more excited about AI than older generations (Boomers and Gen X).
- This generational divide also reflects willingness to use AI for everyday tasks.
Bipartisan Support for AI Safety
- There's strong bipartisan support for AI safety and security initiatives.
- A new think tank advocates for public concerns about AI and seeks regulation.