Teen Skepticism of AI Is Growing—and It's Not Coming from Parents
A majority of US teenagers use AI tools, but skepticism about hype, misinformation risks, and societal impact is reshaping youth attitudes toward the technology.
A majority of US teenagers use AI tools, but skepticism about hype, misinformation risks, and societal impact is reshaping youth attitudes toward the technology.
Pew Research finds 63% of U.S. adults think AI development outpaces safeguards, even as chatbot usage doubles since 2024.
A new Pew Research survey reveals widespread skepticism about artificial intelligence's societal impact, with young people and women expressing the most pessimistic views.
While AI faces public backlash in the US, South Koreans show the lowest concern globally, driven by decades of state-led tech modernization strategy.
OpenAI's claim of Chinese-origin accounts spreading anti-data center messaging has energized US officials, but social media analysts say domestic opposition dominates the conversation.
Former Google CEO faces hostile reception during May 16 speech as students protest AI hype amid job market concerns.