In recent months, rapid advances in artificial intelligence have had far-reaching implications for the world and nearly every industry.
To give you an idea of what consumers and workers are most interested in and concerned about, and how AI should be developed and regulated going forward, we’ve highlighted some of the latest data on the topic. Collected.
This chart pack contains over 20 charts from Morning Consult data to reveal what the public really thinks about artificial intelligence and its future.
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- The public believes that artificial intelligence is the future of technology. More than half (56%) of U.S. adults say the integration of AI into products and services is the future of technology, with U.S. citizens seeing more advances involving AI than other emerging technologies such as the Metaverse and Web3. are interested in
- Consumers are more interested in AI applications that provide advice and assistance than AI applications that “replace” humans. US adults are most interested in using artificial intelligence for online searches (49%), recipes (48%), and roadside assistance (48%).
- Tech and insurance workers are most concerned about the impact of AI. About two-thirds of employees employed in each industry are either “extremely” or “somewhat” concerned that advances in artificial intelligence will lead to job losses in their respective industries.
- Americans have AI-related concerns about data privacy, foreign influence, and misinformation. Nearly 3 in 4 U.S. adults are concerned about the impact of AI on personal data privacy, and 7 in 10 are concerned about the spread of misinformation or the use of AI by foreign powers against U.S. interests. I am concerned about
- Artificial intelligence regulation has bipartisan support. Several, both Democrats (49%) and Republicans (44%), believe the government should regulate AI companies more.
