WHAT'S NEXT
Americans may be more skeptical about AI than their peers around the world, but there are clear paths to broader adoption and realization of the positive benefits of AI for consumers, employees, and business leaders.
What you need to remember:
Americans see negative effects from AI as more realistic in the near term, which is at least partially fueling worry, tempered excitement, and a flattening in broad consumer adoption.
Where AI is employed, demonstrating how the human is in the loop is critical for building trust; having avenues to engage humans in the process must be table stakes.
When it comes to research, humans need to be a part of the process to balance history with the dynamic realities of present human behaviors, preferences and sentiment.
Stephanie Bannos
Head of Transformation & Change Management, Ipsos
Caitlyn Rourke
Partnerships + Business Development Leonardo.AI, a Canva company
Ben Meyerson
Marketing Director, Ipsos
Cherie Leonard
Senior Director, North America Insights
David Grabert
Chief Marketing Officer
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