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What Do Most Russians Think About Impact of AI on People's Lives?
What Do Most Russians Think About Impact of AI on People's Lives?
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - As many as 61% of Russians believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will change people's lives for the better, according to a poll... 22.11.2023, Sputnik Africa
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The survey also revealed a sharp break along gender lines, with 61% of men saying AI would improve lives, compared with just 39% of women.Every other Russian thinks that AI will be most widely implemented in the IT industry, while 35% of those surveyed believe that the technology will be in demand in security. Fewer respondents said AI would prove handy in medicine (27%), education (17%), services (9%), in creative jobs and transportation (7% apiece).A total of 17% of Russians said they expected AI to bring about tangible changes within 15 years, while 14% expect them within a decade and one in eight anticipate changes in just 5 years. Around 6% expect AI-driven changes in 25 to 40 years from now, while another 14% of Russians think that no changes should be expected at all.When asked why they do not believe that the introduction of AI could bring positive changes to their lives, 35% of the respondents cited technical glitches and errors resulting from the technology. Thirty-one percent of those sampled said they did not understand how AI works. About 20% said they were concerned about AI's lack of morals, ethics and feelings, while 14% said AI could be instrumental in committing crimes, and 5% said they believed the development of AI would lead to human degradation.The poll was conducted among over 11,000 Russian adults. No information about the margin of error was given.
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What Do Most Russians Think About Impact of AI on People's Lives?
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - As many as 61% of Russians believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will change people's lives for the better, according to a poll conducted by the Sberbank Life Insurance company for Sputnik ahead of Sberbank's AI Journey 2023 international conference.
The survey also revealed a sharp break along gender lines, with 61% of men saying
AI would improve lives, compared with just 39% of women.
Every other Russian thinks that AI will be most widely implemented in the IT industry, while 35% of those surveyed believe that the technology will be in demand in security. Fewer respondents said AI would prove handy in
medicine (27%), education (17%), services (9%), in creative
jobs and transportation (7% apiece).
A total of 17% of Russians said they expected AI to bring about tangible changes within 15 years, while 14% expect them within a decade and one in eight anticipate changes in just 5 years. Around 6% expect AI-driven changes in 25 to 40 years from now, while another 14% of Russians think that no changes should be expected at all.
When asked why they do not believe that the introduction of AI could bring positive changes to their lives, 35% of the respondents cited technical glitches and errors resulting from the technology. Thirty-one percent of those sampled said they did not understand how AI works. About 20% said they were
concerned about AI's lack of morals, ethics and feelings, while 14% said AI could be instrumental in committing crimes, and 5% said they believed the development of AI would lead to human degradation.
The poll was conducted among over 11,000 Russian adults. No information about the margin of error was given.
