Survey Finds AI Tools Widely Hyped but Underused

A survey by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University of 12,000 people across six countries finds that only 2% of British respondents use AI tools like ChatGPT daily. Dr Richard Fletcher, lead author, notes a mismatch between media hype and public interest. 30% of UK respondents had not heard of leading AI products. Many expect significant societal impact within five years but are mixed on overall benefit. The survey covered Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, UK, and USA.

A survey by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University of 12,000 people across six countries finds that only 2% of British respondents use AI tools like ChatGPT daily. Dr Richard Fletcher, lead author, notes a mismatch between media hype and public interest. 30% of UK respondents had not heard of leading AI products. Many expect significant societal impact within five years but are mixed on overall benefit. The survey covered Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, UK, and USA.

A survey by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University of 12,000 people across six countries finds that only 2% of British respondents use AI tools like ChatGPT daily. Dr Richard Fletcher, lead author, notes a mismatch between media hype and public interest. 30% of UK respondents had not heard of leading AI products. Many expect significant societal impact within five years but are mixed on overall benefit. The survey covered Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, UK, and USA.

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