"There will be less privacy, of course" How and why people in 10 countries expect AI...
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Survey of 10,011 respondents across ten countries (data collected summer 2021, pre‑ChatGPT) finds about 49% less privacy, 22% more and 75% of open responses express privacy concerns; researchers code ~9,800 free answers with a 368‑code scheme and assign ~24,000 codes. Results cluster into four themes: data aggregated and exposed, highly personal inference, collection without meaningful consent, and state surveillance — concrete public expectations that align with expert warnings and suggest specific mitigation priorities.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:36Global AI privacy impact
- 4:46AI privacy effects
- 6:31Data at risk
- 8:15Personal data insights
- 8:58Lack of consent
- 10:02State surveillance with AI
- 11:27Key takeaways
- 13:53AI for privacy protection
- 14:14Q&A
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