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People around the world see a winner on AI - and it’s not the US: 11 out of 15 countries, including close U.S. allies
A new global poll of over 18,000 people across 15 countries, conducted by U.K.-based research firm Public First, reveals that China is widely perceived
Key takeaways
- China is eclipsing the United States as the perceived artificial intelligence superpower in much of the world
- Just over half of American respondents, and majorities in Japan, India, and Vietnam, see the U.S. as the dominant AI superpower
- Only 23 percent of people in Germany see the U.S. as dominant in AI
A new global poll of over 18,000 people across 15 countries, conducted by U.K.-based research firm Public First, reveals that China is widely perceived as the leading artificial intelligence superpower. While majorities in the U.S., Japan, India, and Vietnam still view the U.S. as the dominant AI power, respondents in the other 11 surveyed countries - including close U.S. allies like France, Canada, the U.K., and Germany - see China as the leader.
By the numbers
- 18,000+
- People surveyed across 15 countries in the poll
- 15
- Total countries surveyed in the global AI poll
- 11
- Countries where respondents see China as the AI leader
- 23%
- German respondents who saw the U.S. as dominant
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Common questions
- What happened with China?
- China is eclipsing the United States as the perceived artificial intelligence superpower in much of the world
- Where can I read the original report?
- Read the full report at reddit_search.
