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A recent poll shows 55% of Americans believe AI negatively impacts their daily lives, with concerns particularly high regarding job loss and its adverse effects on education.

Growing Concerns Over AI's Impact on Daily Life and Education

Negative perceptions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are increasing in the United States. According to a recent Quinnipiac University poll, 55% of Americans believe that AI's impact on daily life is more detrimental than beneficial. This represents a significant increase from 44% in April 2025. In the education sector, 64% of respondents said AI has a negative impact, and in healthcare, 45% perceived it as harmful.

Job Loss Prospects and Low Trust in AI Information

Concerns about AI's impact on the job market are also rising, with 70% of respondents believing that advancements in AI could lead to job reductions, up from 56% in April 2025. Specifically, 71% of white-collar workers and 73% of blue-collar workers expressed this view. Furthermore, trust in information generated by AI remains low, with 76% of Americans reporting low trust, and 27% stating they rarely trust AI. These results are consistent with the findings from the April 2025 survey.

*Source: 大紀元 (2026-03-31)*

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