US Adults Divided in Their ‘General Level of Comfort’ With AI, Says Report
Consumers are “conflicted” as they weigh artificial intelligence, excited about innovations in self-driving and robotics, fearful of the “misuse of personal data,” reported Elicit Thursday. The consulting firm canvassed a nationally representative sample of nearly 700 adults in the spring…
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and found they are divided in “general level of comfort with AI,” it said. A third worry AI “won't stay focused on mundane tasks and leave the real thinking to humans.” Consumers “have a healthy skepticism about what companies will do with AI,” it said. Seven of 10 said they think some companies “will go too far” with AI, it said.