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36% support handing over rights pertaining to speech, religious practices and property
A little over four in 10 young voting-age adults are in favor of giving artificial intelligence broad government powers, according to a recently released survey.
The Heartland Institute’s Glenn C. Haskins Emerging Issues Center and Rasmussen Reports announced on Wednesday the findings of a poll taken of 1,496 likely voters aged 18-39 with a margin of sampling error of +/- 3 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.
According to the study’s findings, 41% of respondents said they support giving “an advanced AI system authority to control public policymaking decisions.”
This sizable minority in favor of AI controlling policy decisions included 55% who self-identified as conservatives and 54% of respondents between the ages of 25-29.
Additionally, according to researchers, 36% of respondents supported a proposal that gives AI control over “rights that belong to individuals and families, including rights related to speech, religious practices, government authority, and property.”
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A little over four in 10 young voting-age adults are in favor of giving artificial intelligence broad government powers, according to a recently released survey.
The Heartland Institute’s Glenn C. Haskins Emerging Issues Center and Rasmussen Reports announced on Wednesday the findings of a poll taken of 1,496 likely voters aged 18-39 with a margin of sampling error of +/- 3 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.
According to the study’s findings, 41% of respondents said they support giving “an advanced AI system authority to control public policymaking decisions.”
This sizable minority in favor of AI controlling policy decisions included 55% who self-identified as conservatives and 54% of respondents between the ages of 25-29.
Additionally, according to researchers, 36% of respondents supported a proposal that gives AI control over “rights that belong to individuals and families, including rights related to speech, religious practices, government authority, and property.”
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41% of young adults support giving AI broad gov't powers
A little over four in 10 young voting-age adults are in favor of giving artificial intelligence broad government powers, according to a recently released survey
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