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2025-02-26
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A survey of US workers in October 2024: 52% are worried about AI's workplace impact, 32% think it will mean fewer job opportunities, 36% feel hopeful, and more

but few learned about AI The Boston Globe : American workers are skeptical AI will help them on the job LinkedIn: Luona Lin : Excited to share my recent work at Pew Research Center with Kim Parker - I...

2024-10-09
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US adults on TikTok follow influencers and creators popular on social media but very few politicians, civic actors, or traditional media outlets and journalists

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2023-12-12
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US teens survey: 93% use YouTube, 63% use TikTok, 60% use Snapchat, 59% use Instagram, and 33% use Facebook; ~33% use at least one of these “almost constantly”

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2023-06-25
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A survey of ~305 experts on their expectations for digital advances by 2035, like AI systems and smart eyewear and earbuds, and concerns over the darker sides

They have deep concerns about people's and society's overall well-being.  But they also expect great benefits in health care, scientific advances and education LinkedIn: Lee Rainie . Twitter: @ejhudso...

2023-05-26
Pew Research Center 3 related

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.

2023-04-23
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A survey of 11,004 US adults: 62% believe AI will have a major impact on workers, 28% think AI will impact them, and 71% oppose AI use in final hiring decisions

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2022-12-07
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A survey of 19 developed nations: 57% say social media has been good for democracy, 35% say it has been bad; in the US, 34% think it has been good for democracy

Pew Research Center : Tweets: @aedwardslevy , @carrolldoherty , @pewglobal , @richardwike , @monicaranders , @richardwike , and @johngramlich Tweets: Ariel Edwards-Levy / @aedwardslevy : This is a pr...

2021-11-16
PCMag 4 related

Pew: 42% of US users read Twitter primarily for entertainment, 20% for news; one-third of users visit Twitter less than once a week, 66% visit at least weekly

More tweeps read Twitter primarily for entertainment, but among the 69% who report getting news on Twitter … Source: Pew Research Center and Pew Research Center .

2021-08-19
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Survey of 11,178 US adults: 48% say the government should restrict false info online, up from 39% in 2018; 59% think tech companies should, up from 56% in 2018

Pew Research Center : Tweets: @pewresearch , @ggreenwald , @asmitch , @pewresearch , @pewjournalism , @elisashearer , @heathercampbell , and @pewresearch Tweets: @pewresearch : Roughly half of U.S. a...

2020-03-26
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Pew survey: 57% of Americans who rely mostly on social media for political and election news say they've seen “news” that seemed made up about COVID-19

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