Self-Driving Cars Learn Mostly in Cities, and That Gap Is Now Measurable
A new AI & Society study of 39 documented U.S. testing locations finds autonomous vehicle testing remains persistently urban and ...
Tag: public trust
AI Governance Is Splintering Worldwide, but a Polycentric Fix Is Emerging
A new synthesis of five studies argues that fragmented AI governance worldwide could be repaired through a polycentric model combining ...
Who do we trust when we trust AI? New study reveals the surprising answer
A survey of over 3,200 people in Japan and the UK shows that trust in artificial intelligence flows mainly from ...
Global survey finds demand for economic overhaul paired with collapsing trust in governments
A survey of 17 major economies by Ipsos for Earth4All finds 69 percent of people want major economic system change ...
Who Trusts AI in Europe? Class and Government Views Shape Public Opinion
A new study of Eurobarometer data shows that Europeans with lower trust in EU institutions and lower social class are ...
Nursing Students Rate Spain’s Health System Differently Than Their Peers, Survey Study Finds
A Spanish study found nursing students rated the health system higher overall than young adults yet were more likely to ...
AI in Government: Landmark Review Maps Three Decades of Policy Research
A systematic review of 257 studies maps three decades of research on artificial intelligence in public policy, identifying six themes ...
Smart Cities Need AI Governance That Learns: A New Six-Step Framework
A new study proposes a six-step adaptive, ethical and responsible AI governance framework to help smart cities and nations manage ...
When Caution Kills: Why Cancer Screening Policy Needs a Radical Rethink
Cancer screening experts argue that excessive caution in screening policy has cost thousands of lives and propose five principles for ...
What Patients and Societies Really Think About Million-Dollar Gene Therapies
A new Gene Therapy article synthesizes evidence on how patients, consumers and societies value, perceive and prefer high-cost gene therapies ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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