Indian is very excited about the use of AI in everyday life: Indian
Ay In everyday life: In everyday life Artistic intelligence The ‘Indians’ are very excited about the growing role of (AI). This information was issued in a report on Tuesday. A 17 market -based Yukov survey said 30 percent of people in India are excited about the growth of AI. In addition, 27 percent of India’s participants have a confident approach to AI, the report said.
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At the same time, 55 percent of Indians in the survey revealed the opportunity to engage with AI, with the United Arab Emirates and 48 percent with Indonesia 51 percent. In addition, only 16 percent of global participants are confident of the future impact of the AI, while 7 percent say they are excited.
The most trusted people have been seen from Hong Kong, who expresses positive feelings about 33 percent AI. 21 percent of the United Arab Emirates are very excited about the growth of AI. The study also found that the global approach to AI’s growing role in everyday life in the next decade was more vigilant than confidence.
22 percent of global participants expressed the need to be ‘vigilant’ about the rise of the AI. Only 13 per cent of the participants in India were raising awareness. Compared to the 34 percent of Indonesian, 33 per cent of Poland, 30 per cent, 27 per cent, Singapore and 26 percent are cautious about Spanish AI.
In the meantime, 17 percent of global participants feel ‘worried’ about AI. The highest 27 percent in France, 26 percent in the United States and 25 percent in Great Britain are worried about AI. Only 8 percent of Indian participants pointed out that they are ‘worried’ for AI. This data is based on the survey of adults over 18 in 17 markets.
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