77.5% of Czechs concerned about AI fraud — Anadolu Agency

In the Czech Republic, 77.5% of survey participants said they were concerned about fraudulent schemes involving artificial intelligence. Anadolu Agency, citing Czech Radio, reported the results of a survey by the Czech AI Association conducted among 1,407 adults.

Concerns over deepfakes and cyberattacks

According to the survey results, 72.3% of respondents are concerned about deepfake videos and images, while 70.6% fear cyberattacks. At the same time, only about a quarter of those surveyed said they could recognize a convincing deepfake.

The survey covered 1,407 adult respondents. It also recorded concerns about risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence technologies.

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Support for content labeling

Respondents also largely supported labeling publicly available content created by artificial intelligence. Such labeling applies to AI-generated content that can be seen by broad audiences.

More than 70% of survey participants supported teaching children at schools the principles of how AI works and the safe use of such technologies.