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November 21, 2023

Key findings about how Americans view artificial intelligence

Fewer than half in U.S. expect artificial intelligence in health and medicine to improve patient outcomes

Fewer than half in U.S. expect artificial intelligence in health and medicine to improve patient outcomes

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Fewer than half in U.S. expect artificial intelligence in health and medicine to improve patient outcomes

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Key findings about how Americans view artificial intelligence
Concern about artificial intelligence in daily life far outweighs excitement
Many teens say it’s acceptable to use ChatGPT for research; few say it’s OK to use it for writing essays
Americans widely oppose employers using Al to make final hiring decisions, track workers’ movements while they work, and analyze their facial expressions
Fewer than half in U.S. expect artificial intelligence in health and medicine to improve patient outcomes
Democrats and Republicans alike are more concerned about insufficient government regulation of chatbots than excessive regulation
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