Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Hear real stories of AI wins and misses, the moments when human judgment and empathy saved the day, and how teams are blending HI + AI to move faster and think smarter.

Americans rank AI and cybersecurity as the No. 1 and 2 advances that will have an impact on society, followed closely by advanced mobile phone tech, according to new polling from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker

Two in three Americans (66%) think that the pace of AI development is too fast, but even more (76%) think that people also just need to keep up with it, according to new polling from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.

Join Ipsos Senior Director Shelley Yang and the ARF Organizational Insights Council to explore new research on how AI and evolving organizational structures are reshaping the future of insights and analytics.

What words do people use to describe AI? Negative words have risen since 2023, while positive ones have fallen, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.

While Americans broadly agree about regulating AI to avoid harm, Democrats are far more passionate about the technology's impacts on the environment, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.

Ipsos has launched Your Next Big Thing: How to Build Trust in the AI Era, a data-driven content series which explores the shifting landscape of loyalty in the attention economy and how businesses can break through with the right AI tools and the right human insights.

Featuring Ipsos’ Manuel Garcia-Garcia, this session will explore how psychological frameworks can help make AI more understandable, practical, and actionable for researchers.

Read more about why synthetic data requires a new, rigorous approach to measuring confidence and the Ipsos framework for recalibrating statistical methods.