Polling on AI Usage

This polling was conducted by Blue Rose Research from November 25th to December 3rd, with a sample size of 5,660. Some questions were asked only of the 3,382 participants who said they had used an AI service in the past week. The results have been corrected by Blue Rose Research to represent the behavior of registered voters, who make up more than 70% of US citizens. The full text of each option is available by clicking on the bars in the graphs above.

The uncertainty intervals in the graphs are Wald intervals at 90% confidence. This means that, for each percentage \(p\)​ based on a sample of size \(n\), we compute an interval of

\(p\pm 1.645\cdot \sqrt{\frac{p(1−p)}{n}}\)

where 1.645 is the 90% two-sided critical value from the standard normal distribution. Informally: if we repeated the same survey with many more people under the exact same conditions, selected in the exact same way, there is at least a 90% chance that the resulting score would fall within the interval we provide.

We include additional polling questions and results from Blue Rose Research done prior to our collaboration in the data available for download, also corrected by Blue Rose to represent the behavior of registered voters. This data is presented chronologically and is separate from the charts above, with polling conducted in two phases: from June to July 2025 and again from November 25th to December 3rd.