A Pew Research Centre survey indicates that people in several middle-income countries place more trust in China than in the US or the EU to effectively regulate artificial intelligence. The report, which surveyed 12 nations including Bangladesh, Chile, and Malaysia, found a general tendency for these countries to hold more favorable views of China compared to high-income nations. Researchers noted a strong correlation between overall positive views of a country and trust in its ability to regulate AI. AI
IMPACT This survey suggests a potential geopolitical advantage for China in shaping global AI governance discussions.
RANK_REASON The cluster reports on survey results and opinions regarding AI regulation trust, not a direct policy or product release.
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- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- East Jerusalem
- EU
- Ghana
- Malaysia
- Pakistan
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- Philippines
- Singapore
- Sri Lanka
- Thailand
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- West Bank
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