Gallup survey finds positive AI sentiment in 34 of 37 countries
gallup conducted a poll across 37 countries to gauge public attitudes toward artificial intelligence. respondents were asked whether they felt curious, excited, scared, or worried about AI.
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- gallup surveyed public attitudes toward ai in 37 countries.
- in 34 countries, curiosity or excitement about ai outweighed fear or worry.
- 90%+ of people in china and 66%+ in nigeria say ai will improve daily life.
the results show that in 34 of the 37 nations, curiosity or excitement outweighed fear or worry. 90%+ of people in china and 66%+ in nigeria say AI will improve daily life, while the remaining three countries displayed mixed or negative sentiment. the findings suggest a generally optimistic global outlook on AI, with notable regional variation.
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