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Public trust in science is high, but views on new technologies depend on perceived benefits, risks, and societal impact. Clear purpose and oversight foster support, while opacity breeds distrust.

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Area of Science:

  • Societal impact of science and technology
  • Public perception of innovation

Background:

  • Global trust in science as an ideal is high.
  • Technologies are artifacts with perceived benefits and risks, shaped by social, psychological, and moral factors.
  • Public views on novel technologies are complex and not universally uniform.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To discuss public views on transformative technologies.
  • To explore factors influencing trust in novel technologies.
  • To understand how to foster public support for technological innovation.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of public views on transformative technologies.
  • Consideration of social factors, psychological drivers, and moral concerns.
  • Discussion of quantitative and qualitative research approaches.

Main Results:

  • Public trust in science is generally high, but views on specific technologies vary.
  • Support for technologies grows with clear purpose, oversight, and societal benefit.
  • Opaque, uncertain, or unfair technologies face weakened public support.

Conclusions:

  • Public acceptance of new technologies hinges on transparency, demonstrable benefits, and ethical considerations.
  • A nuanced approach, integrating quantitative and qualitative research, is needed to bridge science and society.
  • Effective governance and communication are crucial for fostering public trust in technological advancements.