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Artifical Intelligence:
German Industry Insights
A look at what German consumers think about the role, and future, of AI.
On August 1, 2024, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (EU’s AI Act) took effect in Germany and within all other EU Member States. The EU’s AI Act offers the first comprehensive structure for AI regulation anywhere in the world.
While German companies work to ensure that their AI technology works within the EU’s new regulations, we are taking a closer look at what German consumers think about AI. We also provide a cross-cultural analysis, exploring how German, British, and American AI perceptions differ.
Throughout this report, data on German and UK consumers comes from QuestBrand’s Custom Questions functionality.
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