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Americans think AI is already having a profound effect on society
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
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Americans think they need to keep up with AI, but AI needs to slow down
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.
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ARF: Evolution of the Insights & Analytics Team
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.
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The Trust Advantage: Why Expertise Wins
There's a massive trust gap in B2B sales right now, and it's your biggest opportunity. The latest LinkedIn survey of B2B buyers reveals that while 86% of buyers say seller expertise drives trust, only 45% describe the sellers they encounter as trustworthy.
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Women of Color Report Declining Trust in Government Amid Economic Pressures
New Ipsos survey for Intersections of Our Lives: Majority Believe American Dream Is No Longer Accessible
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President Trump Approval Rating
Data from the Reuters/Ipsos Core Political reveals that Americans now identify the economy and foreign conflicts as the nation's most pressing concerns.
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Economy and foreign conflicts now public’s top two issue concerns
March Reuters/Ipsos Core Political survey
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Real Reality: Attention is harder than ever to get, but there’s vast opportunity for brands
Learn more about how capturing the mess of real life builds better brands.
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Ipsos Data Drops: How Americans feel about AI shopping agents
Only a third of Americans open to agentic shopping would prefer to use the payment method already on file with a retailer if other options would save money or bring rewards — presenting a new opportunity for payment providers to increase share and disrupt the status quo.