A new survey of 2,000 UK adults by Fountech.ai has discovered what fears people have around AI (artificial intelligence). It found that people want increased regulation and more accountability in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), new research by Fountech.ai has revealed.

Technological advancements offer businesses a great opportunity to reflect on what’s working well within their day-to-day operations, identify what needs improvement, and consider how new technologies can make them work smarter, not necessarily harder. One of the most influential technologies of our time, which is being eagerly embraced by business leaders across a host of industries, is artificial intelligence (AI).

AI think tank Fountech.ai has commissioned an independent survey among more than 2,000 UK adults to uncover the nation’s sentiments towards AI technologies. The UK public is wary of the impact artificial intelligence (AI) could have on jobs and their personal data but still feel it will be a force for good, new research has found.

When we consider the current challenges facing artificial intelligence (AI) today, one of the more immediate threats to the future of the industry is diversity, or a lack thereof. According to the 2018 Global Gender Gap Report, only 22% of AI professionals globally are female, compared to 78% who are male. Meanwhile, large companies that are at the forefront of developing AI technologies are themselves struggling to improve diversity; AI Now...