Norwegians are among the world's most eager users of AI
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Norwegians use artificial intelligence (AI) more than many other peoples. This is shown by a new study from Oxford. The study has looked at nine countries, and Norway is in second place when it comes to how eager people are to use AI services.
What is special about Norway is that the most Norwegians pay for access to AI. This means that many have chosen to buy a subscription or a service, and not just use the free versions. This shows that AI has become part of everyday life for many in Norway.
AI services are programs that can answer questions, write texts and help with many tasks. Many use them at work, at school or privately. The study shows that interest in AI is great, but it does not explain everything about how people use the services.
The findings give a picture of how Norwegians adopt new technology. Norway is thus one of the countries where AI has achieved the greatest reach among the population. The study clearly shows that Norwegians are early users, and that many are willing to pay for the services.
Sources: Fritt Ord
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