Intelpublished a blog post on November 21, reporting that AI PC While the purpose of this is to increase productivity, theHowever, at this stage, the actual usage is lower than that of traditional PC users, and one of the key factors is the lack of relevant training.
The report found that users are slower than traditional PC users in completing daily tasks, the root cause of which is a lack of understanding of AI functions and the resulting communication barriers, the study not only reveals the challenges faced by the popularization of AI computers, but also triggers a deeper reflection on the application of AI technology.
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An Intel-commissioned survey of 6,000 Germans, Brits and French found that respondents lost an estimated 15 hours a week on "digital chores" such as taking minutes and drafting emails.
Citing the report, 1AI found that respondents spent an average of 899 minutes per week on administrative tasks on their personal devices, with programming (78 minutes), data analytics (75 minutes) and video editing (68 minutes) cited as the most time-consuming tasks.
AI PCs offer a potentially transformative impact on people's lives, saving individuals approximately 240 minutes per week on routine digital tasks.
And here's another fact: most consumers know very little about the benefits of AI PCs and how to use them, which is a serious impediment to their popularity.
Low awareness and even lower usage
The survey shows that a whopping 86% of respondents have never heard of or used an AI PC. even more surprisingly, those who already have an AI PC spend even longer on digital tasks than those who use a traditional PC. This suggests that users need to spend a lot of time learning how to effectively interact with AI tools in order to get the desired results.
Misconceptions abound, hindering popularization
Many people have misconceptions about AI PCs, with 44% of respondents believing that AI PCs are "gimmicky" or "futuristic" and 53% believing that they are only suitable for creatives or technicians, and these misconceptions are seriously affecting the market acceptance of AI PCs. These misconceptions have seriously affected the market acceptance of AI PCs.
Increase awareness to open up the market
The survey also found a significant positive correlation between awareness of AI PCs and user adoption.
64% of those familiar with AI PCs said they would be willing to buy an AI PC in their next upgrade, compared to only 32% of those who had never heard of AI PCs, suggesting that increasing consumer awareness of AI PCs is key to driving their popularity.