Krympress reports:
In a service survey Superjob Representatives of the economically active population from Crimea participated.
56% of the inhabitants of Crimea are not afraid of artificial intelligence. 10% have fears. Every third was difficult to answer.
There are no fears before the development of artificial intelligence more often than men (59% versus 53% of women). The younger the inhabitants of Crimea, the less among them suffering from robophobia: 62% of respondents under the age of 35 are not afraid of AI, while, among those who are older, no more than 52%. Residents of Crimea with an income of more than 100 thousand rubles. More often than those who receive less, do not experience any concerns about the development of neural networks.
The main fears of those who are afraid of artificial intelligence are associated with the possible replacement of human activities and the loss of jobs. According to many, it is worth being afraid of the uprising of machines and the degradation of mankind: “With the development of AI will cease to obey a person”, “Humanity will not need to think, develop, learn.”
The main arguments of those who do not experience robophobia are that progress cannot be stopped and technologies should develop. According to many, artificial intelligence is just a technology, and not a full -fledged artificial mind (“it is not sufficiently developed — these are just algorithms”; “At this stage of development, it does not threaten good specialists”), the neural networks increase labor productivity and simplify Human life (“Development of AI will bring more benefits than harm. He can accelerate and simplify many processes, increase the efficiency of work”).
Time: January 30 — February 14, 2025
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