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Many people in Belgium are in favour of robots

Robotisation, automation and artificial intelligence are a hot topic and an integral part of our society. A new survey by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel now shows that most Belgians embrace intelligent technologies and see them as a tool in their daily lives. Only a minority also believe that robots can fill in human relationships or characteristics, such as friendship.



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From the Vrije Universiteit Brussel 1000 Belgians were asked how they feel about robotics and AI. The majority think robots and AI are a good thing because they can take over routine tasks at work or in the household. More than 8 in 10 robots even consider it necessary to do tasks that are too dangerous or heavy for people. More than half also think that a robot can do its job. At the same time, 2 out of 3 Belgians fear that robots and AI will result in more jobs disappearing than new ones. Human aspects: More than half of Belgians are not in favour of the idea that robots or AI themselves should make a value judgement. Only 1 in 3 believes that deep friendships can ever develop between man and robot. A quarter, on the other hand, indicates that he could be friends with a robot, provided that he recognizes and can show emotions. 4 out of 10 think that robots can have a bad influence on children. One third of the interviewees think that sex with a robot equals adultery. Privacy : Only 31% think that robots and AI who are present in their home should share the information they collect there with third parties.


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