KCL survey AI popularity waning
Over 40% of people are limiting AI use, as popularity starts to wane | King's College London
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“Gen Z are more likely to use AI regularly, but they also feel AI has more risks than benefits and are more likely to limit their use of it, despite being overwhelmingly confident in their ability to use it: www.kcl.ac.uk/news/over-40...”
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Kate Devlin: This. Our recent survey found that 70% of people felt they would find it difficult or impossible to avoid AI even if they wanted to. We cannot meaningfully consent to something that is baked into e…
Kate Devlin: Agreed, although a difference here is that it's being embedded in e.g. operating systems so we don't even get to reject an app. And it's also being used on us more and more, without us having any c…
Reece: This. Our recent survey found that 70% of people felt they would find it difficult or impossible to avoid AI even if they wanted to. We cannot meaningfully consent to something that is baked into e…
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