益普索：2023年全球对AI态度调查报告（英文版）（37页）.pdf

1、 Ipsos|Global Views on A.I.2023|July 2023|Public1GLOBAL VIEWS ON A.I.2023July 2023A 31-country Global Advisor surveyHow people across the world feel about artificial intelligence and expect it will impact their life Ipsos|Global Views on A.I.2023|July 2023|Public2Summary findingsUnderstanding of AI

2、is still laggingMixed feelings and increased nervousnessWide geographic differences in trustJust half say AI has impacted their life in the past few years but 2 in 3 expect it will soon change it profoundlyNot all changes are expected to be for the betterOn average across the 31 countries surveyed,t

3、wo-thirds say they have a good understanding of what AI is,but only half say they know what products and services use AI.Knowledge of which products and services use AI is higher among younger adults,men,those who are employed,more educated,and/or more affluent.In a typical pattern,familiarity with

4、AI-powered products and services ranges from over 70%in Indonesia and Malaysia to just 35%in Belgium,New Zealand,and the United States.Reported understanding of AI has increased over the past 18 months,particularly in Europe,but familiarity with which products and services use AI has not.Globally,ju

5、st half(49%)say that AI-based products and services have significantly changed their daily live in the past 3 to 5 years,about the same percentage as in December 2021.In South Korea and across Southeast Asia,the percentage feeling this way is about 35 to 40 percentage points higher than most countri

6、es across Northwestern Europe and North America.It is also,on average,at least 20 points higher among Gen Zers and Millennials than among Boomers.Globally,only about half agree that products and services using AI have more benefits than drawbacks(54%)and are excited about them(also 54%).However,abou