Are you ready to accept AI that can lie? The inspiration for this survey comes from this paper "Human perceptions of social robot deception behaviors: an exploratory analysis" where researchers explored the 3 deception levels of perception (external, hidden or superficial). Happy to discuss more in the comments of course.

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I believe I can accept it, AI should be human-like24%

I believe it is acceptable only in some context (e.g. trauma recovery, emphasizing for medical cases, ...)60%

I believe AI should not be at all able to have such features/capabilities 42%

I see a lot of ethical concerns about13%

I haven't an opinion yet

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IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

I do agree with the current leading result: sometimes it would be really necessary, human mind is complex and with many unspotted areas. For sure, Ethics also has something to say about... really hard topic and no out-out solution/answer.

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