#5693. Public perceptions on artificial intelligence driven disaster management: Evidence from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane

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Abstract:
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) is being increasingly utilised in disaster management activities. The public is engaged with AI in various ways in these activities. For instance, crowdsourcing applications developed for disaster management to handle the tasks of collecting data through social media platforms, and increasing disaster awareness through serious gaming applications. Nonetheless, there are limited empirical investigations and understanding on public perceptions concerning AI for disaster management. Bridging this knowledge gap is the justification for this paper. The methodological approach adopted involved: Initially, collecting data through an online survey from residents (n = 605) of three major Australian cities; Then, analysis of the data using statistical modelling.
Keywords:
artificial intelligence (AI); Disaster management; Disaster preparedness; Disaster recovery; Disaster response; Public perception

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