Roughly 8 in 10 Romanians would trust AI to make online purchases, study finds
A vast majority of Romanians, around 8 in 10, would be willing to allow AI agents to make purchases and complete payments on their behalf in certain scenarios, according to a new study by digital payment services provider PayU Romania.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
A vast majority of Romanians, around 8 in 10, would be willing to allow AI agents to make purchases and complete payments on their behalf in certain scenarios, according to a new study by digital payment services provider PayU Romania.
Expectedly, openness to delegating purchasing or payment decisions to AI agents is strongest for lower-value purchases. Nearly one-third (29%) of respondents would allow AI to manage transactions between RON 100 and RON 500 (EUR 100), while 24% would trust AI for purchases below RON 100 (EUR 20).
