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How Older Adults Use and Think About AI - PoweredByWho

How Older Adults Use and Think About AI

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Study Details

Pollster: University of Michigan
Sponsor: University of Michigan / AARP
Sponsor Category: Academic
Field Dates: Feb 4, 2025 – Feb 28, 2025
Published: Feb 28, 2025
Geography: National
Mode: online
Population: Adults 50+

Questions (3)

Q1. 55% of people age 50+ have used AI technologies that you speak or type to for a variety of purposes.

AwarenessAISeniors

Q2. 92% of adults age 50+ want to know if info they receive is from a person or AI, and 81% want to learn more about AI risks.

ConcernAISeniorsTransparency

Q3. Half (50%) of Americans express concern about AI's growth, while only 25% feel excited (25% neutral).

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