澳大利亚人和新西兰人支持AI和紧急服务的数据共享,尽管认识和信任差距不大。 Australians and New Zealanders back AI and data sharing in emergency services, despite low awareness and trust gaps.

2025年9月对2 500多名澳大利亚人和新西兰人进行的一项研究显示,公众强烈支持通过AI和数据共享实现应急服务的现代化。 A September 2025 study of over 2,500 Australians and New Zealanders shows strong public backing for modernizing emergency services with AI and data sharing. 86%的人可以舒适地分享实时地点数据,58%的人支持AI在电话中发现紧急关键词。 Eighty-six percent are comfortable sharing real-time location data, and 58% support AI detecting urgent keywords in calls. 年轻一代更喜欢短讯、应用程序和视频。 While most still prefer voice calls, younger generations favor SMS, apps, and video. 尽管愿意分享医疗和可穿戴数据,但许多人怀疑应急服务能够有效利用这些数据。 Despite willingness to share medical and wearable data, many doubt emergency services can use it effectively. 对目前使用人工智能的认识低至78%不为人知,但当人们知道时信任就会跳跃。 Awareness of current AI use is low—78% unaware—but trust jumps when people learn about it. AI使用电话优先排序、在视频中发现威胁以及实时翻译等手段的支持率很高。 Support is high for AI uses like call prioritization, threat detection in video, and real-time translation. 专家说各机构必须使系统现代化,以满足公众对更快、更聪明的应急反应的需求。 Experts say agencies must modernize systems to meet public demand for faster, smarter emergency responses.