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In China, AI generally is used for positive things, better healthcare, better management. It is viewed as part of modernization, and is something useful for society as a whole.In a developing nation, AI is a force multiplier. One can use it to better design a city, route traffic, figure out what roads need improving, and make the best use of limited resources.However, in the US, AI is viewed in a negative light, because it is commonly used to disrupt communications, spew fake news or propaganda, be used as a tool for committing crimes or scams, and is used as an excuse to take jobs. In the US, AI is viewed as doing little to help, but a lot to make peoples' life worse, be it having to deal with more bots, more criminals with more convincing scams, more jobs lost. AI has also been viewed in the US media as a negative thing... just look at all the movies and series about AI that has gone malicious (Terminator, MCP, etc.) This is why AI has so much pushback. It isn't the peoples' fault... it is how AI is used against them., A new UN survey shows trust in AI is sky-high in China and other developing nations, yet low across the U.S. and much of Europe. by far the highest share in the study, , A United Nations study found a sharp global divide on attitudes toward artificial intelligence, with trust strongest in low-income countries and skepticism high in wealthier ones..
One notable exception is Japan, where 65% trust AI, despite the country's high income and aging population. The UN researchers don't spell out why this gap exists, but other research hints at a , A United Nations study has found a sharp global divide on attitudes toward AI, with trust strongest in low-income countries and skepticism high in wealthier ones.From a report: More than 6 out of 10 people in developing nations said they have faith that AI systems serve the best interests of society, according to a UN Development Programme survey of 21 countries seen by Bloomberg News., Trust in China continued to improve incrementally, rising three points to 20%. In 2022, trust in China reached a record low of 12%. Since then, it has risen marginally each year. Despite this modest recovery, trust in China in 2025 remains relatively low compared to historic levels up until 2018, when 52% said they trusted China to act responsibly., Trust in artificial intelligence is significantly higher in China than in the United States, according to new data from the Edelman Trust Barometer shared first with Axios., Building cultures of trust within and among nations is a foundational step toward overcoming the barriers that hinder cooperation. Cultures of trust are characterized by transparency, accountability, and a commitment ideally to shared values., .