Survey: Less than half of respondents can identify AI agents, raising transparency concerns
Sumsub_Insights · reddit · 2026-08-08
A survey in Mainland China and Hong Kong found that fewer than half of respondents could correctly identify an AI agent. As these systems handle purchases, account access, and personal data, clearer disclosure and approval steps for sensitive actions are becoming increasingly important.
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