Young users have been quick to experiment with generative AI for writing, then image and video creation. Among AI users, 18-29 year olds are the most likely to use AI for creative inspiration, such as journaling, storytelling, and finding gift ideas (33%). This is followed by 30-44 year olds at 26%, who also use AI to generate images and videos (32%). On the other hand, everyday or personal applications remain relatively niche, such as learning new skills (22%), planning daily life (15%), or planning meals (15%). So far, only about 1 in 10 users have tried emotional support or travel planning. Millennials are adopting AI in their travel planning faster.
How often do Americans use AI?
Most Americans who use AI do so occasionally, not habitually. More than a third (36%) say they use tools like ChatGPT and Gemini less than once a week, while nearly a quarter (27%) use them once or twice a week.
3 in 10 (30%) use AI at least 3 times a week, so we consider them to be.avid user”.
The more you use it, the more reliable it becomes.
When it comes to AI, familiarity seems to breed confidence. Two-thirds (69%) of all users say they have some trust in AI, but most users are cautious, with just 5% saying they trust it. completely Please believe it.
Confidence among loyal users is rapidly increasing. More than eight in ten (82%) say they have at least some trust in AI, including one in ten who say they trust it completely. Most (59%) fell into the “somewhat trustworthy” category, a significant increase from 43% of all AI users.
