- A survey in the United States asked about AI.
- Many people answered questions about AI, trust, and use.
- Opinions about AI are split into three groups.
- Daily users of AI often feel much more positive.
- Younger adults feel more positive than older adults.
- Most people want the option to talk with a human instead.
- Many people want rules to protect privacy and safety.
- People do not trust AI for some important jobs.
Difficult words
- survey — a set of questions to many people
- opinion — a person's idea or belief about somethingOpinions
- user — a person who uses a product or serviceDaily users
- trust — to believe that something is safe or true
- privacy — the state of keeping personal information secret
- positive — good or hopeful feeling about something
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Discussion questions
- Do you use AI every day?
- Would you like to talk with a human instead of AI?
- Do you want rules to protect privacy and safety with AI?
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