
Americans Using AI Daily Still Express Concerns About the Technology
A Gallup survey finds that many Americans who use AI daily remain concerned about its impact, trust, safety, and future role in society.
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A Gallup survey finds that many Americans who use AI daily remain concerned about its impact, trust, safety, and future role in society.

Ramp data shows business AI adoption growth slowed in August, while per-employee AI spending at the top 1% of AI-using firms fell nearly 10% from July.

Ramp data shows OpenAI gaining momentum among U.S. business AI users, though Anthropic remained ahead in July with 43.5% adoption versus OpenAI’s 39.7%.

Americans are growing more concerned about AI, with new polling showing rising unease over its daily use, rapid expansion and impact on jobs and communities.

House spending records show ChatGPT accounted for about 90% of congressional AI tool spending, with staff using AI for research, legislation, and constituent work.

The AI jobs debate is evolving as new research suggests companies investing heavily in artificial intelligence are also increasing hiring. Explore how AI is reshaping employment…

Anthropic and TCS have announced a strategic partnership to help enterprises scale AI adoption. The collaboration will expand Claude AI deployments, train 50,000 TCS professionals, and…

As AI tool usage rises in the US, fewer users trust the accuracy of results, highlighting concerns around reliability, bias, and data transparency.

Meta launches a new initiative to support entrepreneurs and accelerate AI adoption across businesses and digital ecosystems worldwide.

Claude, the AI chatbot from Anthropic, continues to see strong consumer adoption despite controversy over a Pentagon-related deal.

OpenAI COO says artificial intelligence has not fully penetrated enterprise business processes, highlighting the gap between AI experimentation and real operational integration.

OpenAI reveals that nearly half of ChatGPT users in India are aged 18 to 24, highlighting strong adoption among students and young professionals.
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