China’s AI outpaces global rivals but trails in trust, survey shows
A new poll by Public First, a London-based consultancy, surveyed over 18,000 people across 15 countries regarding perceptions of artificial intelligence development. The survey found that respondents in 11 nations, including key US allies like Canada, Britain, and France, believe China's AI models are leading the global tech race.

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AI-generatedA new poll by Public First, a London-based consultancy, surveyed over 18,000 people across 15 countries regarding perceptions of artificial intelligence development. The survey found that respondents in 11 nations, including key US allies like Canada, Britain, and France, believe China's AI models are leading the global tech race. In these countries, at least 40 percent of those polled acknowledged China's perceived AI leadership and innovation over the US. However, the poll also revealed a significant gap in trust, with China lagging behind in public confidence regarding its AI models.
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5 extractedA survey by Public First covered over 18,000 people across 15 countries.
China lags in trust regarding its AI models, according to the poll.
In Canada, Britain, and France, at least 40% of those polled deemed China to be outpacing the US in AI capability and innovation.
Respondents from 11 nations acknowledged China's AI leadership.
Many people believe Chinese artificial intelligence models are leading the global tech race, even in US allied countries.