Abstract
Investigators discuss new findings in artificial intelligence. According to news originating from Boston University by NewsRx editors, the research stated, “The present study explores people’s attitudes towards an assortment of occupations on high and low-likelihood of automation probability.” The news correspondents obtained a quote from the research from Boston University: “An omnibus survey (N = 1150) was conducted to measure attitudes about various emerging technologies, as well as demographic and individual traits. The results showed that respondents were not very comfortable with AI’s management across domains. To some degree, levels of comfort corresponded with the likelihood of automation probability, though some domains diverged from this pattern. Demographic traits explained the most variance in comfort with AI revealing that men and those with higher perceived technology competence were more comfortable with AI management in every domain. With the exception of personal assistance, those with lower internal locus of control were more comfortable with AI managing in almost every domain. Age, education, and employment showed little influence on comfort levels.”
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