Most people support the need for trustworthy and regulated AI

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Most people support the need for trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI), which they expect to be regulated, with those in India, China, and Singapore leading the Asia-Pacific in the level of trust they have that current regulations are adequate in terms of keeping the use of AI safe. 

Some 97% of respondents worldwide supported the principles for trustworthy AI, with three in four more willing to trust AI systems when assurance mechanisms were in place, according to a KPMG study released Tuesday. Another 71% expected AI to be regulated and 61% said they were wary about trusting AI systems, the study found.

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