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Here’s what most Indians think about AI; Check out the new Bosch report

A new report by Bosch, a multinational engineering and technology corporation, shows what Indians think about Artificial Intelligence (AI). The survey of adults in seven nations, including India, found that most people believe AI can enhance life.

Key Findings:

  • Majority Sees AI as Beneficial: Nearly 59% of Indians think AI will make jobs easier and improve results. AI is seen as a major advance by 73% of respondents worldwide, similar to the internet.
  • Indians Excited for AI Applications: Bosch Group India President Guruprasad Mudlapur underlines the nation’s rising embrace of AI. Indians want AI-powered solutions in sustainability, mobility, manufacturing, and daily life.
  • Optimism Regarding AI’s Impact: Indians are optimistic, with 76% feeling ready for AI-driven breakthroughs. This is slightly higher than the global average of 64%, where AI is the most influential technology for the future.
  • AI for Climate Change Solutions: 81% of Indians and 71% of globals believe technology can fight climate change. AI has the ability to create sustainable solutions across industries.
  • Safety and Convenience in AI-powered Mobility: Safety (51% India, 60% Global) is the biggest issue. AI-driven solutions are also expected to make parking easier and more efficient by 48% of Indians.
  • Transparency in AI Development: 79% of Indians support mandatory AI content labelling, according to the survey. This indicates a desire to comprehend AI use and its repercussions.

The Bosch report depicts an optimistic but cautious India about AI. Indians believe AI can improve lives, but they also value responsible development and openness.

Looking Ahead:

Indian governments, entrepreneurs, and researchers can learn from this report. Transparency and responsible development are essential as AI evolves. India can maximize AI’s potential and improve its future by encouraging open communication and ethical behavior.

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