Core Insights - The report by KPMG indicates that respondents in China exhibit significantly higher trust and acceptance levels towards artificial intelligence compared to the global average [1] - Key areas for AI empowerment in China for the year include smart connected vehicles, AI smartphones and computers, and intelligent robots [1] - The survey reveals that 80% of global respondents have experienced the benefits of AI technology, such as automation of daily tasks and optimized operational costs [1] Group 1 - The public's demand for the credibility of AI systems is a prerequisite for technological transformation, emphasizing the need for trust in AI's sustainable development [1] - KPMG's unique "Trustworthy AI" assessment framework aims to convert abstract trust values into quantifiable and verifiable governance standards [1] - Emerging economies show higher adoption rates of AI in work and life, with greater trust and optimism regarding AI's future compared to developed economies [1] Group 2 - In emerging economies, self-assessed AI literacy (64%) and training coverage (50%) surpass those in developed economies (46% and 32% respectively) [2] - The perceived actual benefits of AI are more pronounced in emerging economies (82%) compared to developed economies (65%) [2] - KPMG emphasizes that AI's influence will permeate all sectors, enhancing collaboration across industries while prioritizing human-centric approaches and ethical safeguards [2]