Italian trust in AI drops

Trust among Italians in artificial intelligence fell below half, freelancers reported productivity gains and higher fees, and analysts warned against uncritical AI adoption in developing countries.

Il Sole 24 Ore

AI, more fears and less trust: this is how Italians' view of AI has changed

In 2020 two out of three Italians viewed the development of artificial intelligence as something positive. Six years later the share has fallen to less than half. According to the Swg survey.

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La Repubblica

AI is a boon for freelancers: productivity and rates rise. For employees, only work

For 68% of self-employed workers surveyed by the Shakers platform for a study on the topic, the use of automation tools translates into more time available, either monetized with new clients or simply more free time. But the fragilities remain.

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Project Syndicate

Technological Leapfrogging in the AI Age

Across Africa, past success stories have led policymakers to believe that developing economies can usually bypass the arduous, expensive stages of infrastructure development by adopting technologies built elsewhere. But this approach deserves more scrutiny, especially when applied to imported AI systems.

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Italian trust in AI drops

AI, more fears and less trust: this is how Italians' view of AI has changed

AI is a boon for freelancers: productivity and rates rise. For employees, only work

Technological Leapfrogging in the AI Age

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Italian trust in AI drops

AI, more fears and less trust: this is how Italians' view of AI has changed

AI is a boon for freelancers: productivity and rates rise. For employees, only work

Technological Leapfrogging in the AI Age

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