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Shared Safety Standards Win Majority Support in AGI Poll at 55%
A survey of 100 Americans found broad support for shared safety rules as AI companies compete to build artificial general intelligence.
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50% Doubt AI Firms Will Put Safety First, AGI Poll Finds
A survey of 100 Americans shows a public willing to live with continued AGI research under strict conditions, with calls for independent review.
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AGI Capability and Safety Should Matter Equally, Say 45% in Consumer Research
A survey of 100 Americans found that 44.6% consider AI capability and safety equally important when companies develop advanced systems.
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Consumer AGI Poll Reveals Support for Progress… With Conditions Attached
Americans are willing to see artificial general intelligence move forward, but they want the race governed by rules companies cannot enforce alone.
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AGI Research Puts Shared Responsibility in Focus as Only 9% Feel Most Confident With One Clear Technology Leader
A survey of 100 Americans finds 55.2% favor shared safety standards among competing companies, while only 8.9% prefer one clear leader.
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Transparency Can Earn Trust: 48% Would Trust an AI Company More After It Disclosed a Serious Safety Failure
Nearly half of respondents said they would trust an AI company more if it publicly disclosed a serious safety failure involving an advanced model.
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Independent Expertise Gets a Place in the AGI Debate as 28% Choose Scientists to Judge Rel
About 28% of respondents selected independent scientists as the best final judge, placing them alongside government regulators and the companies themselves.
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Safeguards Matter in the AGI Race: 41% Would Slow Development Until Stronger Protections E
About 41% would slow development until stronger safeguards are in place, while nearly nine in ten favor some form of constraint on an unrestricted AGI race.
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AGI Poll Puts Caution in Focus as 12% Back the Fastest Possible Development
A survey of 100 Americans finds limited support for an unrestricted race toward artificial general intelligence, with most backing stronger safeguards.
