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Primary Research and Questionnaire Development - Artificial Intelligence

I have compiled a series of questions for my survey regarding major project them artificial intelligence which will provide me with a good understanding of how different people view artificial intelligence.

Below are the questions of my survey:

Q: What is your gender?

A: Male , Female, other


Q: What is your age?

A: <20 , 20-25 , 25-30 , 30-40 , prefer not to say


Q: path of study 

A: Computer science, computer games programming, cyber security, software engineer, information technology, artificial intelligence, applied computing, computing for business, other


Q: What region are you from?

A: Middle East, South America, North America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Other


Q: How much do you know about AI?

A: 1 to 5 (1 being not much and 5 being very much) 


Q: How much do you trust AI?

A: 1 to 5 (1 being not much and 5 being very much) 


Q:  Would you trust self-driving cars to drive your family if their accident rates were lower

A: Yes, No. (box to write number of years)


Q: After how many years would you fully trust AI?

A: I already trust it, 5 years, 10 years, 20+ years, Never


Q: What are you feelings towards AI and what it holds for the future:

A: Pessimistic, Concerned, Unsure, Neutral, Excited, Optimistic, Enthusiastic, other (please specify)


Q: Does AI have any significant impact in your current life Yes / No (if not, after how many years do you think it will)? 

A: Box to answer


Q: Do you think your future job:

A: will be replaced by AI during your career, will be replaced after you retire, can never be replaced


Q: Which of the following do you think would be the biggest benefit of future AI:

A: Advancements in fields such as science and medical fields, decrease human accidents, make free time for humans, Do dangerous jobs, Help protect privacy, autonomous driving, personal assistants (as example carer), other (please state)


Q: Which of the following worries you the most:

A: Less jobs for humans, AI destroys us all, feeling less useful as human, AI achieving consciousness, AI surpassing human intelligence, more private data will be shared, other (please state)


Q: Is it possible for AI to achieve consciousness?:

A: Yes, No , Not sure.


Q: Do you think AI will destroy the world:

A: Yes, No.



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