Concerns Over Artificial Intelligence Among Bay Area Residents and Tech Workers
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A poll conducted by the Mercury News and Joint Venture Silicon Valley reveals that Bay Area residents and tech workers are broadly concerned about the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on their lives and society. Only 28% of respondents expect AI to have a positive impact on their own lives over the next two decades, and 18% believe it will have a positive impact on society. The vast majority of techies surveyed expressed concerns that AI would widen inequality and threaten jobs.
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