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Survey reveals where most of you draw the line when it comes to AI

Our reader poll put LLM trust to the test by asking whether you'd hand an agent full access to your computer.

Survey reveals where most of you draw the line when it comes to AI

A recent survey conducted by Android Authority has shed light on the level of comfort users feel when it comes to granting Large Language Models (LLMs) full access to their computers. The results of the poll, which was conducted after testing an open-source tool called OpenClaw, revealed a clear consensus among readers. When asked if they would entrust an LLM with complete control over their computer systems, the overwhelming majority responded with a resounding "no."

This sentiment was as predictable as it was emphatic, highlighting the concerns surrounding the potential risks associated with granting such extensive access to an unpredictable machine.

Written by urgent.news from Android Authority's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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