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Most Americans don't trust AI – or the people in charge of it

A new Pew Research Center report reveals a sharp divide between AI experts and the public: experts are optimistic while the public is anxious and distrustful. Nearly 60% of adults feel they have little control over AI's use in their lives, and majorities distrust government and companies to regulate it. Gen Z's high usage is coupled with anxiety and a lack of trust in institutions.

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  • 75% of AI experts think AI will benefit them personally, but only 25% of the public agrees.
  • Over half of both experts and the public want more control over AI in their lives.
  • 79% of Gen Z use AI tools, yet 41% feel anxious and only 27% feel hopeful.
  • Lack of clear AI policies in schools and workplaces exacerbates distrust among young people.

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