AI BriefingAmericans Concerned About AI Deepfakes and Election Misinformation
Key point
A survey of US adults found that concerns about AI-generated election misinformation and sexual content outweigh fears of job loss.
Details
A survey of 1,015 US adults identified public concerns regarding the impact of AI on politics, online culture, labor, and the economy.
Key Findings:
- 73%: Concern about AI spreading election misinformation
- 71%: Concern about AI-generated sexual content targeting children
- 67%: Concern about AI-generated sexual images targeting women
- 81%: Support for mandating disclosure of AI-generated political content or banning its use on official government accounts
Additionally, 36% of respondents reported not using AI tools at all, while approximately 20% stated they use AI daily. The survey was conducted by Lincoln Park Strategies on behalf of Women Who Tech and the RAD Campaign.
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