Artificial Intelligence

Here's how Americans think AI will help the world

AI could change many areas of life.

AI could change many areas of life. Image: Unsplash/ Glenn Carstens-Peters

Anna Fleck
Data Journalist, Statista
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A larger share of U.S. respondents considered AI to offer major advances to the fields of science.
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