Survey: 60% of US consumers distrust brands that mention 'AI' in marketing
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Summary
A new survey from WordPress VIP reveals that 60% of U.S. consumers find brands using "AI" in their messaging to be a turnoff, and 86% don't fully trust AI-generated answers, preferring to explore original sources. The report highlights a growing disconnect between brands racing to appear in AI search results and consumer skepticism about AI-generated content.
Key quotes
· 3 pulled60% of consumers in the U.S. say that brands that use 'AI' in their messaging are a turnoff
86% don't fully trust AI and still want to explore original sources
42% of consumers said that AI-generated answers are less trustworthy than human-written content
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