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Vast majority of Irish people do not trust AI giants and want governments to regulate them, poll finds

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A recent survey conducted by Ireland Thinks for the Sunday Independent reveals that a vast majority of the Irish public lacks confidence in artificial intelligence corporations. The data indicates that only 2 percent of respondents express trust in the firms responsible for developing new AI technologies.

In response to these findings, the public has signaled a strong preference for government intervention. The survey highlights a widespread demand for increased regulatory oversight of the AI sector, reflecting significant public concern regarding the influence and accountability of large technology companies.

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