A recent poll reveals significant skepticism among British citizens regarding AI technology and the influence of tech CEOs on its regulation. 87% of respondents believe that developers should prove safety before releasing AI systems. A majority also supports banning the creation of hyper-intelligent AI. These findings underscore a widening gap between public concern over AI safety and the pace of regulatory initiatives, as discussions among global leaders and tech executives intensify. The survey reflects broader anxieties surrounding the potential risks of AI outperforming human capabilities.
A majority of Britons express deep skepticism towards tech CEOs, with 87% advocating for laws ensuring AI safety before release as a wave of innovation occurs.
Results show that 87% of Brits want AI developers to ensure safety; there's also a widespread demand for bans on hyper-intelligent AI development.
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