Russians are increasingly encountering artificial intelligence, but they are also increasingly asking themselves: will it discourage people from doing things independently? 78% of participants in a VCIOM survey, conducted in May among 1,600 adult Russians, see this risk.
Half of the respondents stated that they use AI every day. However, only 15% consider the risks of the technology to be very high – in the USA, 25% of respondents already answer this way. Americans are also slightly more afraid of losing skills: 82% stated this.
Most of all, Russians are not ready to entrust personal and fundamental decisions to neural networks. 77% opposed AI in matters of love, 73% opposed advice on faith, and another 59% do not want algorithms to participate in governing the country.
There is a clear tightening of the boundaries of applicability where sincerity and personal involvement are expected. But where AI is perceived as a reliable technical tool, the reaction is noticeably softer.
However, as a technical tool, AI inspires more trust. 61% are ready to entrust it with weather forecasting and the detection of financial crimes, 58% – with the detection of fraud in obtaining benefits.
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