New Polls: AIPI Releases Recent Polls on AI Public Opinion in California, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Mexico, Texas, and Virginia
Read the full toplines of AIPI's latest round of polls.

Read the full toplines of AIPI's latest round of polls.

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

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.

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.

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.

71% agree that powerful image models, like the ones used to generate child pornography, should not be open-sourced, and 63% of voters believe AI model creators should be held liable when used to create illicit materials as opposed to individual actors.

The new survey shows overwhelming support for increased federal oversight of individuals and private companies who use artificial intelligence to generate non-consensual deepfake pornography.

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