Global Study Reveals Trust of AI Remains Critical Challenge

The specialist in artificial intelligence warned about the progress of false videos generated with AI and highlighted the urgency of having digital education and clear regulations. Read more

It requires that we have a critical mind when we travel on social media and on the Internet. This is what Jákup Brúsa, an expert in digital communication, says. the lawyer and other famous faces are seen in deep fake material.  - This is more and more seen on social media, he says.    1744816

Jumio Survey Reveals Crumbling Consumer Trust In Digital Life Amid Surge In AI-Powered Fraud And Deepfakes

A new global study reveals that trust in digital spaces is eroding, with consumers increasingly worried about the impact of AI-driven fraud, deepfakes, and manipulated content. The 2025 Jumio Online Identity Study, based on input from more than 8,000 adults across the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, and Mexico, highlights a widespread loss of confidence in digital authenticity. The survey found that 69% of respondents believe AI-powere…

Global study reveals trust of AI remains critical challenge

Kigali May 21, 2025 — A global study on trust in Artificial Intelligence (AI) released recently reveals that more than half of the people globally are unwilling to trust AI, refl...

Jumio Survey: AI Fraud Erodes Trust in Digital Lives - AI-Tech Park

New global research illuminates eroding confidence in digital spaces and strong consumer desire for greater protections online Jumio, the leader in AI-powered identity intelligence anchored in biometric authentication, automation and data-driven insights, today released the 2025 Jumio Online Identity Study, the fourth installment of its annual global consumer research. This year’s results paint a stark picture: trust in digital life is crumbling…

Singaporeans More Concerned About AI-Powered Fraud Than Global Average - Fintech Singapore

There has been a significant decline in consumer trust in the digital world, largely driven by the rise of AI-powered fraud and deepfakes, according to a recent study by Jumio. The 2025 Jumio Online Identity Study, which surveyed over 8,000 adult consumers across the U.S., the UK, Singapore, and Mexico, indicates growing unease about the authenticity of online content and personal security. Globally, 69% of respondents said AI-enabled fraud now …