A total of 73,189 visitors and 2,725 exhibitors participated in electronica in 2014. A total of 79% of US consumers are warm to the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) in electronic devices, but feel it is important for smart AI to have a limit, according to research by the International Trade Fair for electric components, applications and systems, Electronica. The study found that only 16% of respondents felt there was enough data available on how much energy or power an individual device consumes. The research came from Electronica’s trend index, which surveyed 1,000 US consumers, with this year’s results indicating that despite support for AI development, people are not keep on AI replacing human thinking.
A total of 79% of US consumers are warm to the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) in electronic devices, but feel it is important for smart AI to have a limit, according to research by the International Trade Fair for electric components, applications and systems, Electronica. The study found that only 16% of respondents felt there was enough data available on how much energy or power an individual device consumes. The research came from Electronica’s trend index, which surveyed 1,000 US consumers, with this year’s results indicating that despite support for AI development, people are not keep on AI replacing human thinking.