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Rachel Kelly: NZer's need to learn how to make 'smart tech' work for them
Men love their toys, especially when it comes to housework apparently.
A survey conducted by Samsung looked at our attitude toward smart technology and artificial intelligence and blokes said ‘if it benefits us we're in’.
The study found New Zealand men are generally more reluctant to do housework and life admin and are more inclined to find alternative solutions i.e smart vacuums and lawnmowers etc.
It's all part of men and women believing they can save more than an hour per week using smart technology, but they are worried about hackers and privacy too.
Director of Ethical AI and deputy chair of the NZ Tech Industry Association Rachel Kelly says
LISTEN ABOVE AS RACHEL KELLY SPEAKS TO MIKE HOSKING
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By Newstalk ZBMen love their toys, especially when it comes to housework apparently.
A survey conducted by Samsung looked at our attitude toward smart technology and artificial intelligence and blokes said ‘if it benefits us we're in’.
The study found New Zealand men are generally more reluctant to do housework and life admin and are more inclined to find alternative solutions i.e smart vacuums and lawnmowers etc.
It's all part of men and women believing they can save more than an hour per week using smart technology, but they are worried about hackers and privacy too.
Director of Ethical AI and deputy chair of the NZ Tech Industry Association Rachel Kelly says
LISTEN ABOVE AS RACHEL KELLY SPEAKS TO MIKE HOSKING