An article featured in AI Magazine, focusing on how a human-centric approach is the best way for AI and machine learning to avoid ethical pitfalls, mentions a survey we ran in 2018 looking at how the public perceives and acts towards artificial intelligence.
In preparation for this year's Life Sciences Summit on AI in the medical field, we've commissioned a new piece of research looking again at public trust in artificial intelligence and also at people's feelings towards AI-powered medical applications, the results of which we'll share at our event.
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