TechConsumer AI use reportedly varies by household income
The Information, citing a new Menlo Ventures report, says 77% of consumers in households earning $100,000 or more use AI, compared with 56% in households earning under $50,000.
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The Information reports a gap in consumer AI use by household income, citing Menlo Ventures: 77% of consumers in households earning $100,000 or more use AI, versus 56% in households earning under $50,000. The outlet also quotes a Menlo Ventures partner offering a view on where adoption begins: “I think a lot of AI tool adoption starts in the workplace.”
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Consumer AI use reportedly varies by household income
The Information, citing a new Menlo Ventures report, says 77% of consumers in households earning $100,000 or more use AI, compared with 56% in households earning under $50,000.
TLDR
The Information reports a gap in consumer AI use by household income, citing Menlo Ventures: 77% of consumers in households earning $100,000 or more use AI, versus 56% in households earning under $50,000. The outlet also quotes a Menlo Ventures partner offering a view on where adoption begins: “I think a lot of AI tool adoption starts in the workplace.”
