A short survey on AI and decisions at work
AI can do the work. Who signs for it?
We're researching how AI changes who makes decisions in regulated industries like pharmaceuticals and medical devices. If you prepare, review or approve decisions at work, we'd love your view.
- About 7 minutes
- 23 questions
- Anonymous
- Mostly multiple choice
Why we're asking
The work is moving to AI. The responsibility isn't.
AI can now find, check and draft the evidence behind a decision, faster than any team.
But in regulated industries, the rules name a person who signs, and that person carries the responsibility.
So where do people draw the line, and what would they need to see before trusting AI's work? That's what we're asking.
What you'll be asked
Five short parts. About seven minutes.
- 014 questions
Your role
What you do, where you work, and how often you're part of decisions.
- 026 questions
How decisions happen
What takes the time, what causes delays, and what makes you trust a recommendation.
- 033 questions
Accountability
How clear it is who answers for a decision, and what makes you willing to sign.
- 047 questions
AI and decision support
What you'd let AI do, what you'd need before approving its work, and what worries you.
- 053 questions
Final thoughts
Optional. Your biggest frustration, and what you'd change if you could.
Taking part
Every answer counts.
We keep individual answers private and only share the total. The more people who take part, the clearer the picture.
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Three final-year engineering students at Trinity College Dublin, researching how AI changes decision-making in regulated industries. We are not selling anything and we are not building a tool.
Seven minutes. Your view counts.
Every answer helps us understand where people draw the line between AI's work and human responsibility.