Three in four U.S. likely voters support the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, the voluntary pledge signed by President Trump and six major AI companies, with majorities in every party: 88% of Republicans, 72% of independents, and 60% of Democrats.
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.
New polling from the AI Policy Institute shows: U.S. voters chose mandatory safety and security standards for advanced AI whenever it was an option, no matter the alternative presented.
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.
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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.
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 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.