How Cultural Differences Shape Fear Of AI In The Workplace: A Global Study Across 20 Countries

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How Cultural Differences Shape Fear Of AI In The Workplace: A Global Study Across 20 Countries

A global study reveals significant cultural variation in public fears toward AI adoption across six key professions, with higher concerns in countries like India and the U.S., driven by perceived mismatches between AI capabilities and human traits essential for roles such as doctors and judges.

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A study shows that people have a different fear of AI, depending on the country, that takes over certain professions. Especially AI judges are feared.

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A recent study by the Max Planck Institute for Education Research shows that fears about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) differ significantly in different professions and countries. The results provide important insights for a culturally sensitive design and introduction of AI systems worldwide. The article Study reveals: Fear of AI use in the workplace varies greatly first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtenportal für In…