A recent report presents findings regarding public sentiment toward artificial intelligence technology. It suggests that individuals experiencing increased interaction with or awareness of this technology will not consequently see their feelings of discomfort or apprehension disappear. This indicates that simply becoming more familiar with artificial intelligence does not alleviate the underlying unease some members of the public feel regarding its presence and development.
The same report also highlights that expanded public exposure to artificial intelligence technology will similarly fail to lessen the general public's endorsement for its regulation. This suggests that even as people encounter AI more frequently, their demand for controls and oversight on the technology remains undiminished, contradicting any expectation that increased familiarity might reduce calls for governance.