Artificial Intelligence (AI) is currently a widely debated topic. A key issue is whether people can trust AI and its outputs. It is well documented that social robots utilize both embodied and embedded AI. However, directly studying trust in these technologies can be challenging. Therefore, we examined whether factors such as age, gender, perceived competence, work experience, and ownership of smartwatches are associated with users’ attitudes toward AI in general. The results indicate that gender, smartwatch ownership, and age may be relevant factors influencing these attitudes.