Humans and AI - A Social Map of Coexistence

Questionnaire: "Humans and AI – A Social Map of Coexistence"

Your responses are part of an international research project conducted across 12 EU countries. This questionnaire aims to map the attitudes of young Europeans toward artificial intelligence systems.

There are no right or wrong answers; all data is confidential and anonymous. It will be used solely for research purposes.

1. How would you describe your current level of knowledge about Al and your level of trust in this technology?

2. In your opinion, is Al primarily:

3. What emotions dominate your mind when you think about the widespread implementation of AI? (Choose up to 3)

4. Rank the following "conflict zones" from which you think will be most problematic in the next decade (1-most, 2-very, 3-moderate, 4-least):

* Use each number (1-4) only once.

5. To what extent do you agree with the following statements? (1 - Strongly disagree, 5 - Strongly agree)

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5.1. Al is more objective in decision-making than humans.
5.2. Al significantly increases various forms of control over citizens.
5.3. Al increases individual agency and freedom (through access to knowledge/tools).
5.4. Al will reduce inequalities (e.g., equalize educational opportunities).
5.5. Al will not significantly change the social structure.
5.6. Al will deepen existing social inequalities.
5.7. Al is based on data, not emotions.
5.8. Al replicates the biases in its training data.

6. Who do you think benefits most from the current development of Al in Europe? (Choose up to 2 options)

7. Who do you think loses the most from the current development of Al in Europe? (one answer)

8. In what situations do you trust algorithms more than humans? (Select all that apply)

9. Who should bear primary responsibility for the negative consequences of an erroneous decision made by an Al system? (one answer)

10. Which model of future society do you think is most likely in Europe in 20-30 years? (one answer)

11. What role should humans retain exclusively, without the possibility of delegating it to Al? (one answer)

12. Rate your country's readiness for Al challenges compared to the rest of the European Union (one answer)

13. The "European path" to Al development (one answer):

14. What "red line" in Al development should never be crossed? (Choose the ethical line that you consider most important, one answer):

15. What form of Al do you most frequently interact with in your daily life? (Select all that apply)

16. On a scale, rate whether Al is something "in the background" or something clearly present for you? (one answer)

17. Rate whether Al "works" or rather "is being used"? (one answer)

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