A survey from March 2023: 58% of US adults have heard of ChatGPT but only 14% have tried the tool themselves; roughly four in ten say ChatGPT is somewhat useful
About six-in-ten U.S. adults (58%) are familiar with ChatGPT, though relatively few have tried it themselves, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in March.
Probably the fastest adoption curve for a new technology in history, but technologies are generally slower to spread than many people think. https://twitter.com/... [image]
My view is that tech folks/coastal white collar professionals tend to always assume that their usage patterns are the same as the rest of the U.S https://twitter.com/...
Only ~2% of US adults find ChatGPT “extremely useful” - 14% of US adults have used it for entertainment, education or work - Among those, 15% find it “extremely useful” That's 2% https://twitter.com/... [image]
Even though fastest tech adoption in human history, I'm still surprised how low those numbers are. I really do live in a bubble. https://twitter.com/...
Am I the only one that finds this framing as “technology adoption” odd? This is more comparable to people that tried google search or watched a movie or listened to a new artist https://twitter.com/...