Americans are increasingly using AI — but are in no hurry to trust it
According to a new survey in the US, more and more people are using AI for studying, work, data analysis, and writing texts, but 76% admit they trust the results of neural networks only sometimes or almost never, and only about 21% are willing to rely on them regularly.
It's a curious paradox: people actively use AI, but do so with noticeable caution and doubt 😨
55% of Americans believe AI will do more harm than good, and 70% are confident it will reduce the number of jobs. Many also do not want to see AI data centers near their homes due to energy and water consumption ⚠️
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