AI in its broad applications

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1. Are educational institutions doing enough to prepare individuals for the era of AI?

Yes, more than enough
Yes, adequately
Neutral
No, not adequately
No, not at all

2. Who should be responsible for establishing ethical guidelines for AI?

Government bodies
Independent ethical committees
AI developing companies
International regulatory organizations
Public opinion and consumer advocacy groups

3. To what extent do you trust companies and organizations developing AI technologies?

Completely trust
Generally trust
Neutral
Generally distrust
Completely distrust

4. How can companies improve public trust in AI?

Increase transparency
Strengthen privacy protection
Enhance user control over AI
Regularly audit and report AI performance
Engage in public education and outreach

5. How comfortable are you with the idea of autonomous AI systems making decisions in critical areas like healthcare or transportation?

Completely comfortable
Generally comfortable
Neutral
Generally uncomfortable
Completely uncomfortable

6. What level of human oversight do you believe is necessary for AI applications?

Constant human oversight
Frequent checks and balances
Occasional oversight
Minimal oversight
No oversight necessary

7. How concerned are you about the security risks associated with AI technologies?

Not concerned
Slightly concerned
Moderately concerned
Very concerned
Extremely concerned

8. Who should be held accountable if an AI system makes a harmful decision?

The developers of the AI
The company/organization using the AI
Government regulators
A combination of all involved parties
No one; it's an inherent risk of using AI

9. Should there be policies to address economic inequality resulting from AI advancements?

Yes, strong policies
Yes, some policies
Neutral
No, policies are not necessary
No, economic inequality is not a concern

10. Should the general public be more involved in decision-making regarding AI development?

Yes, strong policies
Yes, some policies
Neutral
No, policies are not necessary
No, economic inequality is not a concern

11. How can organizations involve the public in shaping AI policies?

Public forums and discussions
Surveys and feedback mechanisms
Collaborative policy-making processes
Educational campaigns
Regular reporting and transparency

12. How important is international collaboration in establishing AI standards?

Extremely important
Very important
Somewhat important
Slightly important
Not important

13. Should there be a global regulatory body for overseeing AI development?

Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
Neutral
No, probably not
No, definitely not

14. Which aspect of AI's environmental impact do you believe requires more immediate attention?

Advancing low-energy-consuming AI technologies
Focusing on carbon-neutral or carbon-negative AI operations
Enhancing e-waste recycling and reduction strategies for AI components
Promoting responsible mining and material sourcing for AI hardware
Prioritizing overall environmental sustainability in AI research and development
Unsure / Need more information to decide

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