Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
71% of U.S. adults think increased AI use will make their personal information less secure, while only 3% think it will make it more secure.
8:41 PM · Jun 21, 2026 · 2K Views
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Positive users are excited about advancing AI faster with new models, while negative users agree with the Pew Survey that progress is too quick due to security risks.
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33.3%
Neg
66.7%
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71% of U.S. adults think increased AI use will make their personal information less secure, while only 3% think it will make it more secure.
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63% of U.S. adults say AI is advancing too quickly, compared with 19% who think the pace is right, 16% who are unsure, and just 2% who think it is moving too slowly.
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AI chatbots are used most for information search at 42% and work tasks at 38%, while more personal uses remain smaller, including 10% for emotional support and 4% for companionship.
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NeuralCat@NeuralCatAccel
@rohanpaul_ai Let's go faster!
Fable 5.1, codex 5.6, grok 6T ... can't wait
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Jron@Jron73074698
@rohanpaul_ai Citadel CEO:"The world needs a Savior and the hope is that AI is the Savior"
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Ra@misaligned_agi
@rohanpaul_ai Obviously
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Bhaktavaschal Samal@bspectacledGOAT
@rohanpaul_ai that's what i think even!
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