Artificial intelligence more and more accepted by Poles

As much as 40 percent of Poles are supporters of AI development – according to the Pew Research Center report, no wonder because Artificial Intelligence is everywhere – it is impossible to get away from it now. Increasingly faster technological progress meant that AI or AI (artificial intelligence) is no longer being talked about in the context of science fiction, but our everyday life.

"It turns out that we meet with AI more and more often and we are not always fully aware of it. Streaming platforms offer us films based on our previous choices, navigation tells us which way to go to avoid traffic jams, bots deal with customer service, intelligent infrastructure in cities – traffic lights or city information systems – it's all based on artificial intelligence. Autonomous systems are taking other industries by storm and consistently gaining consumer confidence," Jakub Abramczyk, Sales Director Eastern Europe at Poly, noted.

From the NASK study ‘Artificial Intelligence in society and economy’ from 2019 it can be concluded that nearly 40 percent of Polish internet users will be willing to use unmanned car transport, and almost every third respondent (30.9 percent) is positive about replacing teachers of children and adolescents by AI-based technologies.

"Computer scientists, experts, and specialists in artificial intelligence today focus primarily on building machines with which people can interact safely so that we can feel comfortable in contact with bots or humanoids – and they do it! Most of us are not afraid of artificial intelligence, and we see it as an opportunity," Abramczyk emphasized.

According to data from the InFuture Institute report, 43 percent of us believe that AI makes our lives easier, and every third indicates that solutions based on machine learning will help save time and free us from many daily duties.

(WBJ)