68% of Indian respondents expect businesses to protect consumers when deploying generative AI: Report
The HinduTechnology consultancy Thoughtworks’ international survey on generative artificial intelligence found that most Indian respondents welcome advances in this technology, but also want to see governmental regulations and safeguards. More than 80% of Indian survey respondents also said they were “most likely” to buy from a business that used generative AI. However, the company’s press statement noted “equal amounts of anticipation and apprehension amongst Indian customers about GenAI.” Indian survey respondents were keen to see rules and safeguards surrounding the use of generative AI in order to care for customers while also pursuing innovation. The study, ‘GenAI: What consumers want,’ surveyed 10,000 consumers in August 2023, with 1,000 each based in Australia, Brazil, Germany, India, Italy, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, UK, and the U.S. “In a world where trust is paramount, businesses must understand that gaining the public’s confidence through ethical AI is not just a regulatory obligation, it’s a strategic advantage,” said Mike Mason, Chief AI officer at Thoughtworks.