US EditionNew Zealanders demand trust & ethics in AI adoption, study finds
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In a Nature study, researchers were asked when and how the use of AI tools for scientific work is acceptable for them. 5,000 gave their assessment. read more on t3n.de
One NZ research reveals unease about AI impacts
New research shows that while AI is becoming a mainstream part of New Zealanders daily lives, nearly half don’t trust large companies to use AI ethically. The One NZ “AI trust report” found that, while 77% of the 1000 Kiwis polled had knowingly used AI-powered services in the past year, 67% were concerned about misuse of personal data, 65% about job losses and 62% about unfair decision-making. 62% said they would stop using a company if they had…
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