[AI] Young Americans are trapped in AI anxiety, survey: 45% worry AI will harm career development, 60% hope to slow down data center construction
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.A CNBC and Generation Lab survey shows that young Americans aged 18-34 have an anxious attitude towards AI: only 10% believe AI is beneficial for career development, while 45% are concerned about its impact on job prospects. 60% of respondents call for a slowdown in AI data center construction, and 75% support regulation by the federal government or independent agencies rather than leaving it to tech companies. Trust in tech leaders is generally low, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella receiving the highest recognition, but still only at 35%
According to a report from Economic Information Agency on the 14th, a survey conducted by CNBC and Generation Lab shows that among over 1,000 American respondents aged 18 to 34, only 10% believe that artificial intelligence (AI) is "at least somewhat helpful" for their career, while as many as 45% believe AI will "harm their career development."
The crazy expansion of AI data centers has also faced strong backlash. 60% of respondents believe that the pace of construction should be slowed down, while only 15% support "accelerating progress."
In terms of regulation, three-quarters of respondents believe that AI regulatory authority should be held by the federal government or independent expert agencies, rather than AI companies. Only 8% of people believe that no regulation is necessary.
The trust crisis has almost affected all tech giant leaders. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is seen as the "most credible" AI leader, but he only received 35% recognition. (rc)