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Elon Musk recently called for a halt to the development of artificial intelligence. In Germany, too, many are in favor of stricter laws.
Artificial intelligence is ubiquitous and is already affecting our society in ways we could not have imagined a few years ago. The Technology continues to develop rapidly and causes a sensation with fake photos of the Pope or theses written with ChatGPT. The newly emerging problems pose challenges for both examiners and private individuals.
Again and again voices are raised, some sharper legal situation for the development of artificial intelligence. Just recently, Elon Musk, along with over a thousand other experts and scientists, called for the complete development stop of AI.
Poll: Should there be stricter laws on AI?
When asked “In your opinion, should there be stricter laws for the development of artificial intelligence (e.g. ChatGPT)?” almost 74 percent of those questioned answered yes in a Civey survey. 14 percent are undecided, twelve percent are against. The survey is exclusively available to our editorial team.
The SPD, Greens and AfD voters recorded similarly high values. They voted for stricter rules with 76 and 77 percent respectively. Slightly less strong, with 71 and 69 percent, are supporters of the CDU/CSU and leftists. The poll results of the electorate of the FDP stand out particularly strongly. They have the lowest level of agreement at 57 percent and the highest at 18 percent rejection against stricter laws for the development of artificial intelligence.
Most age groups favor sharper ones laws. The majority of people over the age of 40 are in favor of this, at around 75 percent. The age group of 18 to 29 year olds follows with 68 percent yes and 19 percent no votes. Only the 30 to 39 year olds stand out from the other groups with just 54 percent for and 26 percent against stricter regulations. (soy)
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