Onur conducted a survey showing that 55% of the Russians agreed to pay extra for smartphones with artificial intelligence functions (AI). At the same time, 81.5% of the participants are ready to transfer stressful tasks and 56.6% are already used in professional activities.
According to the study, almost 20% of the participants increased income or found additional profits thanks to AI. Half of the participants began to use technologies more frequently than a year ago, and 41% said that AI made the working environment more comfortable. However, 41.7% sure: algorithms will not completely replace a person.
Often, AI processes (43.2%) are used to accelerate the lack of skills (40.5%) and routine automation (32.4%). All three participants admitted that technology saved time and 25.9% were satisfied with the quality of help. At the same time, 36% of the participants do not have enough time to dominate new functions.
II Tools’ popularity, for example, offers established solutions for SmartPhone Honor Magic 7 translation, photo processing and creating notes. However, 41.3% of users are afraid of personal data leakage and 31.1% expects to strengthen the legislation in this area.
The attitude towards artificial intelligence is uncertain: 21% of the participants hide the use of the use of leadership. Some leaders (11.1%) see such technologies as a sign of professional deterioration. At the same time, 6.4% of the employees experience odd when they are praised for the result obtained with the help of AI.
As indicated by Ai-Expert Daniil Trabun, the gap between advanced users and the rest continues. However, AI’s integration into social networks and messengers makes it more accessible. In the future, according to him, everyone will directly interact with neural networks by using terms such as “industrialists” or “coins”.
The study showed: The Russians see a tool to expand opportunities and not to replace a person. The main tendency is a combination of technology with human control, where the last word remains behind people.
Source: Ferra
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