Pew study finds young Americans most skeptical about AI's societal and personal impact
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Jeffrey Gottfried, William Bishop, Monica Anderson, Michelle Faverio, Eugenie Park, Colleen McClain
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This Pew Research Center study examines how Americans' use and opinions of artificial intelligence vary by age group. The research explores who uses chatbots and smart home AI devices, and what impact people think AI will have on society and on them personally. A key finding highlighted is that young adults are most likely to think AI will be negative for both society and themselves personally.
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