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Three in Four Voters Support the White House Accord on Super Intelligence

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 15:06:21 +0000

Three in four voters support the

White House Accord on Super Intelligence 74%

of U.S. likely voters support the accord.

 23% not sure

61% 13% 10% 16%

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Voters were presented with the following explanation of the accord: President Trump and the heads of six major tech companies (OpenAI, Google, Meta, Anthropic, xAI, and Nvidia) signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, a voluntary pledge aimed at responsible innovation. Under the accord, each company agrees to put robust controls in place to watch its most powerful systems for dangers such as helping with cyberattacks or biological and chemical weapons, to have an independent outside auditor check whether those controls work, and to have a committee of its board of directors oversee safety and make sure problems get fixed. Presented with that description, 1,008 U.S. likely voters surveyed on October 6 and 7, 2026, gave the accord 61% support and 16% opposition on the initial question. With those who were not sure included, support reaches 74% and opposition 26%.

Public Support for Pacing the Frontier

Wed, 09 Sep 2026 08:14:20 +0000

Opposition to Local Data Centers Falls When AI Safety Guardrails are Attached, AIPI Poll Finds

Tue, 04 Aug 2026 20:59:59 +0000

Attaching safety guardrails to a community data center makes opposition fall from 57% to 38%

National polling from the AI Policy Institute (AIPI) finds that voters’ opposition to local data centers turns less on the data centers themselves than on whether they come with rules: the same facility draws majority opposition when it carries no AI-specific safeguards, and majority support once safety guardrails are attached.

The AI Safety Majority

Sun, 28 Jun 2026 19:00:34 +0000

Bipartisan Majorities Back Three AI Chip Security Bills, New AIPI Poll Finds

Thu, 25 Jun 2026 12:51:49 +0000

Likely voters support the AI OVERWATCH Act, the MATCH Act, and the Chip Security Act by margins of at least four to one

Two-thirds want powerful AI kept away from U.S. adversaries

Today, new national polling from the AI Policy Institute (AIPI) finds that likely voters across the political spectrum overwhelmingly support three major AI chip security bills before Congress.

Blog: Your day in AI policy starts here.

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 12:36:28 +0000

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New Polling: Battleground Voters Want AI Guardrails

Fri, 27 Feb 2026 11:01:45 +0000

Overwhelming majority of voters in toss-up House and Senate races want AI safety regulation

The American public – across party lines, in both toss-up House districts and competitive Senate seats – overwhelmingly favor proactive federal oversight to manage the risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence, new polling by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows.

Voters Strongly Back Elon Musk's Balanced Approach to AI Development Under Trump Administration

Thu, 02 Jan 2025 18:20:18 +0000

By a 6-to-1 Margin (62% to 11%), Voters Support Musk’s Vision of Building AI Infrastructure While Managing Catastrophic Risks Instead Of Hands-Off Approach Favored By Marc Andreesen

As industry leaders and everyday Americans alike anticipate the future of AI’s growth under the Trump administration, a new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) finds that voters overwhelmingly prefer Elon Musk’s balanced approach to AI development to arguments for a hands-off perspective expressed by venture capital leaders like Marc Andreessen. There is particularly high support for installing guardrails among Republican voters.

2.5x More Voters Support SB1047 than Oppose it in Collaborative Poll Between Anti-Bill Economist and AIPI

Fri, 27 Sep 2024 17:41:51 +0000

As California considers landmark legislation on artificial intelligence, a new, first-of-its-kind poll conducted in partnership between opposing sides of the debate about it finds that a decisive majority of voters in the state support the measure. Specifically, the survey shows more than 6 in 10 voters are in favor of Senate Bill 1047, which would introduce new safety and compliance requirements for developers of large AI models.

Poll: Twice as Many California Voters Prefer Newsom Commentary on AI Safety Concerns Than on Innovation of It

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 21:13:29 +0000

By a 2:1 margin, California voters prefer Gov. Gavin Newson’s statement about addressing AI safety concerns over expressing concern about creating a chilling effect on AI innovation, a new Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) poll shows. The survey also finds that nearly 70% of voters in the Golden State that AI safety legislation to prevent catastrophic risks now before models get too powerful is necessary, while under 20% of them catastrophic risks are currently too speculative to warrant legislation. Additionally, three times as many voters would be less likely to support Newsom in a presidential primary if he vetoes landmark state-level AI legislation SB 1047 than would be more likely to support him should he choose to do so. Moving forward, if the California governor were to veto the legislation, more than half of voters want the State Legislature to put it on the ballot as a ballot measure and a plurality would assign responsibility to Newsom if an AI-enabled catastrophe were to occur.

Poll: 7 in 10 Californians Support SB1047, Will Blame Governor Newsom for AI-Enabled Catastrophe if He Vetoes

Wed, 28 Aug 2024 21:39:10 +0000

As opponents angle for Governor Newsom to veto the bill, 65% of California voters say they would put at least partial responsibility on Governor Newsom for an AI-enabled catastrophe should he strike the bill down

40% of California voters, including 32% of Democrats, say they would be less likely to vote for Governor Newsom in a future presidential primary election should he veto SB1047

Poll: Majority of Voters Want A Potential Harris Administration to Prioritize AI Regulations That Minimize Risk

Fri, 16 Aug 2024 08:40:00 +0000

In a test of Vice President Harris’s existing comments on AI, 63% of voters most prefer a message about ensuring AI is adopted and regulated in a way that fosters cooperation across sectors, minimizes harm and maximizes benefit.

A new Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) poll shows that voters overwhelmingly want a potential Kamala Harris administration to focus on safety mandates and minimizing the risk of AI. Specifically, more than half of voters (53%), believe that if Vice President Harris becomes president in 2025 she should prioritize minimizing the risks of AI more so than realizing the promise of AI (22%). An equal number of Republicans and Democrats (53%), believe a potential Harris administration should work on minimizing the risks of AI.

Poll: Californians Support Strong Version of SB1047, Disagree With Anthropic’s Proposed Changes

Wed, 07 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000

Amid pushback from major AI companies, a strong majority of California voters support the bill as is and believe that the bill should not be less aggressive

As major tech companies like Anthropic lobby against the passage of California’s Senate Bill 1047, which requires companies to conduct safety testing for advanced AI and creates liability for catastrophic harm, 65% of Californians support the bill as currently written, a new poll by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) finds. Only 25% of California voters oppose the legislation. This decisive majority includes 72% of Democrats, 62% of independents, and 57% of Republicans, the survey shows.

New Poll: California Voters, Including Tech Workers, Strongly Support AI Regulation Bill SB1047

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 22:59:33 +0000

An overwhelming majority of California voters, including those working in the tech industry, support Senate Bill 1047, which would require advanced AI companies to conduct safety tests and create liability for catastrophic harm, according to a new poll by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI).

Key findings from the poll:

59% of California voters support SB 1047, while only 20% oppose it. Support is even higher among Democrats (71%) and independents (51%).
64% of voters who work in the tech industry support the policy, compared to only 17% who oppose it.
74% of voters, including 83% democrats and 66% republicans support requiring safety measures for advanced AI models to prevent hazardous capabilities and risks to public safety. This includes 71% of tech workers.
73% support mandating cybersecurity protections, testing, safety protocols, and risk management for high-risk AI models. Among tech workers, 77% support this measure.
70% support holding developers of large models liable for catastrophic harms caused by their models. 60% of tech workers agree.
73% support requiring AI companies to test large models to determine whether they’re capable of catastrophic harm. 70% of tech workers back this requirement.
57% of voters agree more with arguments from supporters of the bill, compared to only 16% who agree more with opponents’ arguments. Even among tech workers, 65% agree more with supporters’ arguments.

New Poll: Voters Prefer AI Regulation that Mandates Safety Measures Over Industry Self-Regulation

Thu, 13 Jun 2024 16:47:56 +0000

An overwhelming majority of American voters prefer regulation that mandates safety testing of frontier AI systems and government oversight to certify new AI models, while 24% prefer a non-restrictive approach.

After being informed of the Senate AI Roadmap priorities and asked to rank their priorities in order, 67% of voters, the highest share, prefer monitoring to prevent AI from falling into the hands of our adversaries.

Poll: Nearly Four Times as Many Voters Oppose Meta Open Sourcing Llama 3 than Support it

Tue, 28 May 2024 15:46:13 +0000

Just 13% of voters support Meta open sourcing its new AI model Llama 3 and about three-quarters of them believe Meta should create a responsible scaling policy.

Americans overwhelmingly oppose Meta open sourcing their new AI model and their recent decision to do so negatively impacts voters’ view of the social media company, a new poll from The Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute finds. Additionally, the new polling data reveals that voters want Meta and other companies to institute responsible scaling policies and a plurality would be less likely to use Facebook if Meta declines to do so.

Poll: Americans Concerned About ChatGPT-4o Launch, Support Federal Legislation After Disbanding of OpenAI’s Long-Term Safety Team

Tue, 21 May 2024 22:47:38 +0000

After being shown videos of the GPT-4o demos and being informed of the disbanding of OpenAI’s safety team, 52% of Americans hold an unfavorable opinion of OpenAI. That compares to the 54% who hold a favorable view of Microsoft and 61% who hold a favorable view of Google.

Nearly 6 in 10 Americans say the recent demo and release of OpenAI’s GPT-4o makes them more worried about artificial intelligence’s growth, and just 24% say it makes them excited, according to a new poll from The Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute . The poll tested public opinion on AI and recent developments at OpenAI from the launch of GPT-4o to the disbandment of their long-term safety team.

New Polls: AIPI Releases Recent Polls on AI Public Opinion in California, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Mexico, Texas, and Virginia

Mon, 20 May 2024 03:16:33 +0000

About the Polls

California: The poll surveyed 1094 respondents on May 18. The poll was conducted in English, and its margin of error is ±5.2 percentage points.

See full toplines here .

Iowa: The poll surveyed 568 respondents on April 15 to April 18. The poll was conducted in English, and its margin of error is ±6.4 percentage points.

New Poll Reveals Overwhelming Support To Rein in AI’s Use of Public Data, Shows Concern Over AI Job Displacement and Energy Consumption

Wed, 08 May 2024 22:47:17 +0000

Concern over job displacement jumped +14 percent after hearing AI-generated music, with nearly 50 percent saying the song was more advanced than they thought AI was capable of

55 percent support a policy proposal to add $47.7 million in research funding to create standards, tests, and guidelines for ensuring AI systems are developed and used responsibly

Voters Favor Caution with Dual-Use AI, Say Potential Do Not Make Up For Serious Risks, Poll Shows

Thu, 04 Apr 2024 17:23:28 +0000

Poll Also Shows That Voters Who Think AI is Powerful Want More Restrictions

AIPI Also Tests Voters Reactions to Fake AI Audio — and Whether Respondents Believe Deep Fakes, Even When Told They Aren’t Real

American voters believe the potential benefits of dual-use AI models do not outweigh their risks, a new poll from The Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute finds. The survey found that the majority of voters are concerned about to AI’s potential dual-use applications in medical research, cyber security, generative art, writing, filmmaking, goods manufacturing, and energy production, after being presented with the benefits and potential risks of them.

Poll: American Voters Support Liability For Companies That Produce Political Deepfakes, FCC Making Robocalls Illegal

Wed, 21 Feb 2024 05:37:38 +0000

As deceptive usage of artificial intelligence skyrockets during the 2024 election cycle, a new poll from Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows the overwhelming majority of Americans support holding AI companies, rather than just individuals, liable for misleading AI-generated content. Specifically, more than 80% of voters say Elevenlabs should be held liable for the recent deepfake robocall of an AI-generated President Biden telling New Hampshire residents to not vote in the Democratic primary; the identical share of voters support the recent Federal Communications Commission (FCC) vote to make the use of AI-generated voices in robocalls illegal.

New Poll: Vast Majority of New Yorkers Support AI Regulation, Split on Gov. Hochul’s ‘Empire AI’ Computing Center

Fri, 16 Feb 2024 04:38:18 +0000

The decisive majority of New Yorkers support regulations of artificial intelligence and efforts to crack down on AI model creators, while they oppose efforts to promote the proliferation of and more widespread access to AI, a new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) finds. Additionally, the survey shows that New Yorkers are currently split on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Empire AI program, which allocates $275 million in public dollars to an AI computing center. Finally, the poll shows the vast majority of New Yorkers say the incident in which an audio-sharing site was used to create an AI-generated recording of Manhattan Democratic Party head Keith Wright criticizing a political rival via a profanity-filled rant increases their concern about AI development.

New Poll: Voters Overwhelmingly Concerned About AI’s Impact On Children, Support Restrictions On Open-Source Models

Wed, 31 Jan 2024 23:29:12 +0000

Poll: 84% of Americans Supporting Making Non-Consensual AI-Generated Porn Illegal Amid Taylor Swift Deepfake Controversy

Sun, 28 Jan 2024 17:10:44 +0000

A new poll conducted by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the American public supports legislation to outlaw individuals and companies from creating AI-generated pornography by a 4:1 margin and that 86% of voters support regulation that would require companies to restrict AI models from creating deepfake pornography.

This survey—conducted on Jan. 26 and Jan. 27—demonstrates the growing public outcry about artificial intelligence and support for public policy interventions cracking down on AI-generated pornography.

New Poll: Voters Prefer Candidates Who Want to Regulate AI Over Those Who Take Hands-Off Approach

Wed, 24 Jan 2024 03:38:45 +0000

More than 75% voters prefer a candidate who supports regulating AI, while less than 25% prefer one who takes a permissive approach to the issue, as similar shares see the issue growing in political importance for them in the future

Three-fourths of voters would choose a candidate running for office who supports regulating artificial intelligence over one who takes a hands-off approach, a new poll from by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows. Additionally, the survey demonstrates that a plurality of voters don’t know if they trust President Biden or Donald Trump more on artificial intelligence, and that the American public wants elected officials to work across the aisle to pass bipartisan AI legislation.

NEW POLL: Voters Support NYT’s Lawsuit vs. OpenAI, Want Congressional Action on AI in 2024, Disclosures on AI Use in Political Ads, Slowdown on AI Development

Mon, 08 Jan 2024 19:14:27 +0000

Voters are supportive of NYT’s lawsuit against OpenAI, with 59% of voters agreeing and just 18% disagreeing that AI companies should not be allowed to use their content to train models and 70% agreeing that AI companies should compensate news outlets if they want to use their articles to train their models

By a +34 margin, voters support the passage of comprehensive legislation regarding artificial intelligence in 2024, and AIPI’s latest survey dives into specific policy proposals being discussed in Congress.

Poll: Voters Support Bringing EU-Style AI Regulations to the US, Prioritizing Safety Over Speed in Research

Tue, 19 Dec 2023 19:14:27 +0000

A new poll conducted by the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the American public supports the passage of the European Union’s AI Act by nearly a 4:1 margin, and 64% support similar regulation in the United States.

The survey showed strong public support for a slowdown of AI research and skepticism of tech companies; respondents decisively back federal regulation that curbs rapid AI research and development by private companies. By a 2:1 margin, respondents agree that it is the role of the government to make sure companies don’t go too fast when developing AI models. 75% say the government should restrict what private companies can do when training AI models.

New Poll: Americans Believe Sam Altman Saga Underscores Need for Government Regulations

Fri, 08 Dec 2023 20:13:02 +0000

A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the majority of Americans believe that the events at OpenAI involving Sam Altman’s firing and rehiring days later increases the need for regulation of artificial intelligence. Additionally, the poll found that, when informed about the principles of Effective Accelerationism, voters take a dim view of it. The survey—conducted on Nov. 29 and Nov. 30—also found that when AI is used to commit crimes, a majority of Americans believe both the company who created the AI and the person who used it should be held legally liable.

New Poll Shows Overwhelming Concern About AI’s Use in Global Conflict, Support for International Safeguards, Potential U.S.-China Agreement

Thu, 30 Nov 2023 19:14:27 +0000

A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) surveyed public opinion on AI issues related to global conflict and misinformation and found overwhelming bipartisan support for international cooperation, treaties, and watchdogs to control AI’s usage and slow down its development.

The poll of more than 1,200 voters takes the temperature on timely issues such as AI’s use for propaganda in the Israel-Hamas war, how it has helped develop anti-Semitic content, and the potential agreement between presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping on preventing AI in drone warfare and within the nuclear chain of command.

AI vs. Public Opinion: Catching you up on the latest from AIPI

Mon, 27 Nov 2023 19:14:27 +0000

Since our launch in August, the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) has been hard at work conducting and releasing impactful polling on AI-related issues, raising awareness of AI’s catastrophic risks, and acting as a much-needed bridge between the tech world, the American public and policymakers. Equipped with public opinion data, we have been able to continually show that there is an overwhelming concern about the rapid development of AI and an urgent need to mitigate AI’s potentially catastrophic risks. In turn, we have been everywhere, getting our data and insights into well-read publications, galvanizing debate in the tech and political spaces, and taking our analysis to meetings with numerous elected officials.

Poll Finds Majority of Californians Back Safeguards on AI Usage, are Concerned, not Excited, About AI Growth

Mon, 20 Nov 2023 19:14:27 +0000

A new poll from Encode Justice and the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the vast majority of Californians across the political spectrum support multiple provisions of the Safety in Artificial Intelligence Act (SB 294), a state-level framework that includes regulations to ensure that AI models are developed responsibly. The survey also reveals that about three times as many Californians are concerned about AI growth than are excited about it, and only a small minority of the state’s residents have faith in the tech industry regulating itself.

Vast Majority of US voters of All Political Affiliations Support President Biden's Executive Order on AI

Mon, 30 Oct 2023 20:48:29 +0000

A new poll from the AI Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the vast majority of US voters of all political affiliations support President Biden’s new executive order that would manage the development of artificial intelligence.

69% of American voters—including 64% of Republicans and 65% of Independents—support the executive order while just 15% oppose it
75% of voters think the government should do more to regulate to AI, 18% believe the government has already done enough to regulate it, while just 6% believe the government has done too much
71% of voters believe restricting the potentially dangerous capabilities of AI is most important to focus on while 15% think it’s more important to prioritize expanding access to consumers and lowering prices for them
61% think the that companies that don’t receive federal funding should be required to order materials from labs that perform biological synthesis screening while just 12% say they should not be required to do so
71% think testing and monitoring of large, powerful AI training runs are important and should be made stronger while just 10% believe such requirements put undue restrictions on Ai companies
The most popular provision of President Biden’s AI executive order are the ones that establish testing requirements, disclosure of AI use, and prevent companies from training powerful AI models without Americans’ knowledge.

New Poll Finds Preventing Catastrophic Outcomes is the Top AI Policy Objective for Americans, Majority Support Regulation of Deepfakes, and Ban on AI-Written News Articles

Tue, 24 Oct 2023 18:41:46 +0000

NEW YORK—A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) reveals that preventing catastrophic outcomes, safety requirements, and holding companies liable for harm are the top policy priorities for the American people. The AIPI-commissioned survey also found that Americans are concerned about AI taking and destroying jobs, and support regulations that will help prevent AI from wreaking havoc on the job market and political sphere.

New Analysis Shows Over 20% of US Jobs Significantly Exposed to AI Automation In the Near Future

Mon, 23 Oct 2023 17:02:54 +0000

The Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) released a new interactive map and dataset to shed light on the near-future effects of automation from AI on the job market. AIPI’s analysis—drawn from a Goldman Sachs report released earlier this year—estimates the number of jobs significantly exposed to AI automation and provides a state-by-state breakdown of job exposure. AIPI’s analysis indicates that more than 35 million jobs across industries are at risk of being automated, and the interactive map details state-by-state impacts on the current trajectory.

Poll Finds Most Americans Oppose Nvidia Selling High-Performance Chips to China, Support Antitrust Measures

Wed, 18 Oct 2023 18:11:37 +0000

Poll Finds Most Americans Oppose Nvidia Selling High-Performance Chips to China, Support Antitrust Measures

More than 70% of US adults disapprove of Nvidia selling high-performance computer chips to China, and 63% support implementing anti-trust measures on the company, a new survey shows.

NEW YORK—A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) reveals that the vast majority of Americans oppose Nvidia selling high-performance chips to China and support antitrust measures against them. Additionally, the survey shows that, after learning that Nvidia circumvents American limitations on exports of chips to China and the concentration that Nvidia has in the marketplace, voters have less favorable views about the artificial intelligence software supplier.

AI Policies Under the Microscope: How aligned are they with the Public?

Thu, 21 Sep 2023 00:43:18 +0000

The attributes delineated below serve as fundamental considerations for the development and evaluation of effective AI governance policies. While it is difficult for a single piece of legislation to embody all of these attributes, they nonetheless offer a meaningful framework for shaping responsible and effective policy.

AI that’s smarter than humans? Americans say a firm “no thank you.”

Tue, 19 Sep 2023 19:15:36 +0000

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AI that’s smarter than humans? Americans say a firm “no thank you.”

Exclusive: 63 percent of Americans want regulation to actively prevent superintelligent AI, a new poll reveals.

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Overwhelming Majority of Voters Believe Tech Companies Should be Liable for Harm Caused by AI Models, Favor Reducing AI Proliferation and Law Requiring Political Ad Disclose Use of AI

Tue, 19 Sep 2023 18:55:10 +0000

A new poll shows 73% of voters believe AI companies should be held liable for harms from technology they create, 67% think the AI models’ power should be restricted, and 65% believe keeping AI out of the hands of bad actors is more important than providing AI’s benefits to everyone

NEW YORK, SEPT 19 – A new survey from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) reveals that the American public wants to reduce access to AI to keep it out of the wrong hands and that tech companies should be held responsible for harms caused by the models they create. The poll—commissioned by AIPI and conducted by YouGov—demonstrates the general public gives a decisive thumbs up to a slew of policy interventions that aim to prevent potential harmful outcomes AI can cause and prevent uncontrolled proliferation of it. Among the findings:

Poll Shows Voters Oppose Open Sourcing AI Models, Support Regulatory Representation on Boards, and Say AI Risks Outweigh Benefits

Wed, 13 Sep 2023 18:45:47 +0000

Voters oppose open sourcing powerful AI models by 2:1 margin, 71% of voters say the potential risks of AI are greater than its potential benefits, and 66% of voters believe AI companies should be required to have a board seat designated for government regulators, a September 13th AIPI survey shows

NEW YORK, SEPT 13 – A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows a clear consensus in favor of public policy interventions that put in place safeguards on AI. The survey—commissioned by AIPI and conducted by YouGov—demonstrates the general public is warm to regulatory measures and skeptical of wider dissemination of powerful AI models.

One think tank vs. ‘god-like’ AI

Tue, 15 Aug 2023 20:57:32 +0000

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Poll Shows Voters Want Rules on Deep Fakes, International Standards, and Other AI Safeguards

Fri, 11 Aug 2023 13:52:58 +0000

NEW YORK — Majority of voters support government policies on AI, 76% want AI-generated images to be marked with proof they were generated by a computer, and 60% believe AI systems used for military purposes should be subject to international regulation in a similar way that nuclear weapons are, a new survey shows

A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows overwhelming bipartisan support for policies to enact guardrails on AI development. The release of the survey—commissioned by AIPI and conducted in late July by YouGov—demonstrates that voters of all ideologies and ages want elected officials to pass various measures that would protect people from averse AI outcomes, like deceptive deep fakes and physical harm.

Zoom’s AI Controversy Was Just the Beginning

Thu, 10 Aug 2023 18:13:22 +0000

Exclusive poll: Americans distrust AI giants

Wed, 09 Aug 2023 14:47:39 +0000

Poll Shows Overwhelming Concern About Risks From AI as New Institute Launches to Understand Public Opinion and Advocate for Responsible AI Policies

Wed, 09 Aug 2023 00:47:55 +0000

NEW YORK — Majority of voters don’t trust tech executives to self-regulate their use of AI, 83% of voters believe AI could accidentally cause a catastrophic event, 72% want to slow down AI development and usage, a new survey shows.

American views on AI measures to be released on Friday, August 11.

A new poll from the Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) shows that the vast majority of voters of all political affiliations are concerned about the risks from artificial intelligence and support federal regulation of it. The survey—commissioned by AIPI and conducted by YouGov—demonstrates that policymakers need to act to legislate on AI risks if they don’t want to be behind the curve or out of touch with Americans.

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