Almost 70% of Romanians are concerned about how AI uses their personal data, calling for strict regulations and human oversight.
Cristina Petrache
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A survey by RoCoach and Novel Research shows that 70% of Romanians are concerned about the use of their data by AI, including young digital natives. The majority of respondents prefer AI to be supervised by humans, with only 20% accepting fully autonomous assessments. 62% see a need for strict regulation of AI in sensitive areas. Citizens demand transparency and accountability, stressing that innovation must be accompanied by the protection of individual rights. The survey, based on 800 respondents, highlights the need to balance technological progress with the protection of personal data.
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