A February survey by Kantar Ukraine shows that Ukrainians are actively following the development of AI: almost 79% of respondents know what it is, but only 29% have used the technology in practice.
Young people aged 18-29 (41%) and residents of the capital (37%) have the most experience with AI.
At the same time, the share of Ukrainians who have used ChatGPT has increased: 33% vs. 26% in April 2023. The highest rates of OpenAI chatbot usage are also observed among young people aged 18-29 (47%), Kyiv residents (46%), and people who characterize their financial status as above average (41%).
Also, compared to April 2023, the share of those who used artificial intelligence-based image creation services has increased (13% vs. 10% in April 2023). For a third of users, Chat GTP is more of an entertainment than a reliable source of information.
When it comes to artificial intelligence, the following associations come to mind for Ukrainians:
- Technological development — 35%
- The future — 35%
- Rapidly growing — 33%
- Interesting — 31%
- Convenient — 25%
- Relevant — 23%
- Useful — 21% of the time
- Loss of jobs/ devaluation of the profession — 18%
- Positive attitude — 16%
- Leads to human degradation — 15%
Meanwhile, more than 40% of respondents expressed doubt that they could recognize text written by ChatGPT or another AI-based program, and another 38% were unsure. At the same time, 20% of Ukrainians say they can recognize text written by an AI-based program rather than a human.
More than a third of respondents fully trust or trust the text generated by artificial intelligence (34%). While 25% disagree with this statement and do not trust the text if it is written by ChatGPT or another AI-based program rather than a human.
At the same time, survey participants are skeptical about the idea of calling what AI creates art. Thus, 38% of respondents do not consider paintings created by AI to be real art, and 35% of respondents agree that music generated by AI has nothing to do with art.