Interesting piece from Rani Molla with highlights from a new Pew Research Center survey on uses of AI in the workplace via Lee Rainie Monica Anderson and more vox.com/technology/202… via Vox

NEW from our Pew Research Internet team: 62% say AI will have major impact on jobholders over next 20 yrs; far fewer think it will greatly affect them personally. Majorities oppose use of AI in final hiring, firing calls, but some see ways AI could improve things. pewrsr.ch/3GYTMvI

💻Would you want to apply for a job if AI helped decide whether to hire you? Our new data Pew Research Center: ✖️ 66% say no - asked why, most common reason is AI misses "human factor," intangibles, connection ✅32% say yes - largest share say it's b/c AI might be more objective, fair

Lots of debate lately on whether AI amplifies or eliminates bias, esp. based on race, ethnicity. About half of those who see bias as a problem in hiring say more AI use would improve things, per our new Pew Research Center report - but Black adults are more skeptical than other groups.

At a key moment for regulating #AI, our recent Pew Research Center survey finds people uneasy about how companies use it. Among those who've heard of AI: ❗️70% don't trust companies to use it responsibly ❗️80% think personal info will be used in unintended ways pewrsr.ch/3FjpuT6

Today, Pew Research Science has new data documenting the pandemic's ongoing toll on public trust in scientists and views of science. Thread on key findings 🧵1/x. Pew Research Center / #scicomm / link ⬇️ pewrsr.ch/3QB3okc

🎉New data: TikTok is becoming a popular place for news - about a third of 18-29 U.S. adults regularly get news there. 💡Have you noticed yourself turning to TikTok for news? Pew Research Center Pew Research Journalism pewrsr.ch/49Er7sE

I was thrilled to share some of our Pew Research Center findings at #AIForward yesterday - thank you for having me, Future of Privacy Forum! For even more on how people view and use AI, including privacy findings, check out: pewresearch.org/topic/internet….

It was a pleasure to join this panel of experts discussing teens, social media and health - thank you for having me, SciLine! For more Pew Research Center work on teens and technology - including how they describe social media's impact on them - visit: pewresearch.org/topic/internet…

Our new Pew Research Center report shows striking partisan changes in how X users think it impacts democracy. Republican users have become FAR more likely in the past few years to see it as good. Democrats' views are heading in the opposite direction. Read more: pewrsr.ch/3XeEvzQ