A comprehensive global study into the public’s trust, use and attitudes towards artificial intelligence (AI). The report presents attitudes towards AI in society, at work and in education. It finds that the responsible use and governance of AI is not keeping pace with adoption. The report is accompanied by a snapshot of Australia insights.

How much do people trust in AI-enabled systems, and what are their expectations with respect to regulation and oversight? In order to fully realise the benefits of AI, people need to be confident that AI systems are developed, used, and governed in a responsible and trustworthy manner. 

This report provides a deepened understanding of the artificial intelligence (AI) regulatory landscape globally and within Australia, and the need to continue to progress a conversation around appropriate regulation.

This research examines the public’s trust and attitudes towards artificial intelligence (AI) use across 17 countries. The study asked about who is trusted to develop, use and govern AI, the perceived benefits and risks of AI use, community expectations of the development, regulation and governance of AI, and how organisations can support trust in their...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the cornerstone technology of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and is enabling rapid innovation with many potential benefits for Australian society. This national survey is the first to take a deep dive into answering this question and understanding community trust and expectations in relation to AI.