ResearchTechCrunch· Jun 17, 2026

Pew Research Finds Only 16 Percent of Americans Expect Positive AI Impact

A new Pew Research report reveals that just 16 percent of Americans believe artificial intelligence will have a positive effect on society. The findings contrast sharply with strong investor enthusiasm on Wall Street. The study underscores a notable divide between market optimism and broader public sentiment toward the technology.

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→Only 16% of Americans view AI as likely to benefit society
→Pew Research report highlights public skepticism about AI
→Wall Street remains far more optimistic than the general public

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