Many Canadians have not used AI technology and are unfamiliar with its uses but believe it is 'good for society,' a new survey by Leger shows.
, younger Canadians tended to trust AI more than older Canadians with many tasks.
AI can come in many forms, such as smart home features or facial recognition detection technology. The majority of Canadians areCanadians were second-most familiar with facial detection software AI tools, with 38 per cent saying they were somewhat familiar. Younger Canadians, aged 18 to 34, were more familiar with AI tools than older Canadians above the age of 35.
Between Canada and the U.S., Americans were more familiar across the board with all AI tools, despite not using them as much as Canadians.
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