The OECD's 2025 Survey on Drivers of Trust in Public Institutions, published June 2026, finds that 35% of respondents across OECD member countries expect none of six tested AI outcomes to be met by government agencies, making outright scepticism the single most common response category. Confidence is relatively higher for efficiency gains (service improvement 43%, cost reduction 42%) than for procedural safeguards (privacy protection 32%, transparency 34%, fairness 35%), and 9-11% of respondents answered "do not know," indicating a material uninformed segment. For financial institutions assessing enterprise and government AI procurement pipelines, the data establishes a measurable baseline of public resistance that is likely to condition procurement caution, governance requirements, and the pace of public-sector AI rollout across OECD jurisdictions.
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