The vast majority of Europeans actually have no problem with their daily routine or certain activities being analyzed with the help of artificial intelligence models by law enforcement agencies or the military, according to a recent representative study by the IE University in Madrid.
The survey of the European perception of the extremely sensitive area was conducted on the basis of a representative sample of three thousand people and brought the result, among other things, that 75% of the respondents support the analysis of AI biometric data operated by the competent authorities to support detection and prevention.
He gets to know the research more closely CNBC notes that the results are at least somewhat surprising given that one of the strictest comprehensive data protection regulations in the world, the GDPR, is currently in force in Europe.
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Europeans are even more supportive of the relationship between various public services, such as public transport, and AI. In this field, 79% of respondents believe that the use of artificial intelligence can be an advantage.
At the same time, in areas such as dispute resolution processes, the tide has already turned, where 64% of respondents were against the use of artificial intelligence. European democratic processes are also afraid of artificial intelligence.
The above is confirmed by the fact that according to 31% of the respondents, artificial intelligence has already manipulated their decision during an election.
By the way, Europe was one of the first to have its own comprehensive set of laws regulating artificial intelligence systems. This AI Act entered into force on the first of August, which arranges artificial intelligence-based systems into different risk classifications, the operators of which are subject to different obligations depending on this risk factor.
Source: www.hwsw.hu
