The top three personal uses of AI are: doing research, supporting writing projects, and checking code.
NEW YORK, Sep 29 (The CONNECT) – Goldman Sachs’ summer interns this year believe artificial intelligence tools will be “net positive,” with a clear majority of interns — 93% — believing that AI will serve to enhance the capabilities of human beings, rather than replacing them.
In a survey of approximately 2,100 summer interns at more than 45 Goldman Sachs offices worldwide, 88% said that AI will have a net positive impact on society, up 7% from last year’s survey results. At the same time, an even bigger majority — 99% — said they believe AI should be “heavily” or “somewhat regulated.”
In their personal lives, 93% of surveyed interns already use AI for various purposes.
The top three personal uses of AI mentioned in the survey were: doing research, supporting writing projects, and checking code.
AI is a “net positive”, Goldman Sachs interns believe
