AP-NORC poll finds majority of Americans believe AI development is too rapid
A recent poll conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals that a significant majority of American adults perceive artificial intelligence as developing too quickly. The findings, directly released by AP-NORC, were subsequently disseminated and reported by numerous news outlets. This widespread sentiment suggests a public desire for a more measured pace in AI advancement, often linked to concerns about its societal impact. The poll also indicated a lack of public trust in either major political party to effectively manage AI-related issues.
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