Two-Thirds of Americans Believe AI is Moving Too Fast, According to Pew

Key Takeaways

1According to Pew Research, 63% of Americans believe that artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly.

2Since 2024, the use of AI chatbots has increased, with 49% of Americans using them at least occasionally.

3Only 16% of respondents think that AI will have a positive impact on society, despite its growing usage.

Why it matters : This perception of AI could influence technology policies and regulation in the United States.

AI is Advancing Too Quickly for Americans

A recent survey conducted by Pew Research reveals that 63% of Americans believe that artificial intelligence is progressing at too rapid a pace. This perception comes as the use of AI chatbots has seen a significant increase.

The Rise of Chatbots Since 2024

Since 2024, the adoption of AI chatbots has surged. Currently, 49% of Americans report using them at least occasionally, up from just 33% in 2024. Among these tools, ChatGPT stands out with growing popularity, as its usage has doubled since 2023, reaching 44% of respondents.

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A Negatively Perceived Societal Impact

Despite this growing adoption, opinions on the impact of AI remain largely negative. Only 16% of survey participants believe that AI will have a beneficial effect on society.

Young People More Concerned

Younger generations, in particular, express heightened concerns. Among Americans under 30, 66% voice worries about the rapid evolution of AI, even though they are among the largest users of these technologies.

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