Pew poll: 63% of Americans say AI is advancing too fast, ChatGPT usage doubles

皮尤民调：63%美国人认为AI发展太快，ChatGPT使用率翻番

A Pew Research Center poll out June 18 shows Americans are uneasy with AI's pace. 63% say AI is advancing too fast, and only 16% think it will have a positive impact on society. ChatGPT usage doubled since 2023 to 44%. 49% of Americans occasionally use chatbots, with the 30–49 age group the most active—34% use one at least daily. Younger users are heavier adopters but more pessimistic: 66% of 18–29-year-olds have used a chatbot, yet 48% believe AI will harm society. About 40% already use AI for work; 30% say it boosts their productivity, but 66% worry about AI spreading misinformation.

Why it matters: Authoritative Pew poll with concrete numbers (63% uneasy, ChatGPT usage doubled to 44%, 66% of young adults use chatbots but 48% pessimistic) — hits all three HKR axes. Docked slightly because it's a secondary report rather than the raw data release, and the topic isn't breaki...