Back to today’s briefing

Story perspectives

Australians Embrace AI but Fear Data Security Risks

10/2/2025

29 7 Full Breakdown

Summary

Story summary

infoQuest finds 76% expect AI to improve daily life; 61% fear misinformation and job loss.
38% are unwilling to let AI make significant personal decisions.
In Australia, 82% are more worried about data security than five years ago.
82% of Australians support government regulation to protect online identity data.
Wing Security adopts AI-first strategy to address AI and SaaS risks.

History

Historical Context

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was enacted by the European Union in 2018 to enhance data privacy rights, resulting in a 66% increase in organizations prioritizing data security. As of 2023, 82% of Australians express heightened concerns about data security, reflecting a significant shift towards protecting online identities and the long-term implications of regulatory frameworks on technological advancements.

1 of 2

Story summary

infoQuest finds 76% expect AI to improve daily life; 61% fear misinformation and job loss.
38% are unwilling to let AI make significant personal decisions.
In Australia, 82% are more worried about data security than five years ago.
82% of Australians support government regulation to protect online identity data.
Wing Security adopts AI-first strategy to address AI and SaaS risks.

1 / 2