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From American Public Media, this is Marketplace Tech. I'm Lily Dramalli.

We're quickly coming up on one year since ChatGPT was released to the public. It and other

generative AI tools have placed artificial intelligence front and center in a larger public

discussion about the future of work, art, ethics, and everything else. So what do Americans think

about AI now? The upshot is there are a lot of you checking the somewhat and mostly concerned

boxes on this one and it seems like Democrats and Republicans are generally on the same page

on the future of AI. That's according to Ryan Heath, Global Tech correspondent for Axios,

we recently combed through several surveys to get a sense of the country's current sentiment

towards AI. Across a number of surveys that have happened over the last three or four months,

Democrats and Republicans show very consistent and skeptical attitudes towards a lot of AI.

So that's really unusual that we have a situation where Democrats and Republicans basically agree,

even if perhaps they have different motivations for their fears and their concerns,

and a situation where many people are skeptical of tech companies and how they're handling AI,

which leads to an unusual level of openness, let's say, around having the government involved

in this topic. That's really interesting. So this is not all that of a partisan issue.

Talk us through where some of the dividing lines do lie. Are these differences of opinion on AI?

Are they falling mostly along generational lines? That is absolutely top of the list,

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