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Craig Hale

New study finds most Americans think the pace of AI development is moving too fast — and they also don't believe everyone will truly benefit from it

America United States

71% of Americans say AI is evolving too quickly, 51% say it’s faster than they expected
Low-paid workers at risk while high earners and tech giants are set to benefit
‘AI hate wave’ is emerging as communities fight back

New Economist data sourced from a recent YouGov poll has revealed nearly three in four (71%) Americans feel AI development is happening too quickly.

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