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Tieto's Nordic AI Survey

We surveyed 3 659 people in Sweden, Norway and Finland to understand the general public's views on the development and use of AI in different areas. The survey consists of two parts, the first part is focusing on industries and occupations, and the second part covers ethical considerations.

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AI through the eyes of the consumers: many are worried about the development

 

Despite the many advantages artificial intelligence (AI) bring, Nordic consumers are concerned about how the technology is used today. More than eight out of ten (85 per cent) say that they are somewhat worried about the development of AI and only six per cent state that they are not worried at all. At the same time, an overwhelming majority (80 per cent) state that development should be regulated to some extent. This is revealed in the recently released second part of Tieto's AI survey.

The biggest concern about letting AI handle personal data is linked to a fear of it being misused (55 per cent state this), used for wrong and immoral purposes (46 per cent), used in an unsafe way (49 per cent), or that misinterpretations can occur (53 per cent). Only 3 per cent say that they are not at all worried about how AI is handling their personal data.

We surveyed 3 659 men and women, 18 years and older, in Sweden, Norway and Finland to gauge the general public view on the development and implementation of AI in different areas. The survey was conducted by the YouGov analysis institute during the period of 10-12 of April 2019. The first part of the survey was released in June, and the second part in September 2019.

Industries and roles expected to benefit from increased use of AI

The development of artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at a rapid pace, and Nordic consumers believe that the increased use of AI benefits most industries. The manufacturing industry is expected to profit the most from the increasing use of AI. When it comes to healthcare, people in the Nordics are much more sceptical. This and much more gets revealed in the first part of Tieto's Nordic survey that shows how the general public in Sweden, Finland and Norway see the development and use of AI in different occupations and industries.

"AI has the potential to revolutionise the healthcare sector, and we have only scratched the surface of the opportunities that await. Despite the many benefits, the scepticism seems to be linked to a fear of losing human validation and contact."

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Christian Guttmann

Roles better done by humans and AI

Roles equally or better done by AI:

  • 64% thinks AI would do just as good or better as accountants
  • 58% thinks AI would do just as good or better as bank clerks & financial advisors
  • 54% thinks AI would do just as good or better as politicians

Roles better done by humans:

  • 67% thinks humans outperform AI as nurses
  • 60% thinks humans outperforms AI as doctors
  • 58% thinks humans outperform AI as teachers

Industries expected to be better with increased use of AI

Top 3 industries to benefit from utilizing AI more

  • Industry and manufacturing
  • Postal and delivery services
  • Accounting and banking & finance

Bottom 3 industries to benefit from utilizing AI more

  • Healthcare
  • School and education
  • Media and journalism

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For more information, please contact

 

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Christian Guttmann, Head of AI and Data Science

christian.guttmann@tieto.com

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Per Nordin, Senior Communications Manager

per.nordin@tieto.com

 

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