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Google Earns the Top AGI Trust Pick From 55% of Respondents, Consumer Poll Reveals
A 100-person US consumer poll puts Google ahead of OpenAI on perceived responsibility in the race toward artificial general intelligence.
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Consumer Poll Reveals Strong Demand for AI Ad Disclosure
A survey of 446 U.S. adults found that consumers responded more favorably when an advertisement disclosed its use of AI before a purchase.
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AI Ad Transparency Gets Broad Support as 90% Say Disclosure Matters in a Consumer Poll
A survey of 446 U.S. adults found broad support for disclosing substantial AI involvement in advertising before a consumer makes a purchase.
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AI Persuasion Faces a Transparency Test as 66% Would Feel Manipulated in a Consumer Survey
A survey of 446 U.S. adults finds that AI ad disclosure timing affects trust, repeat purchase intent, and whether consumers feel manipulated.
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AI Ad Research Raises a Customer Comfort Question as 14% Would Feel No Manipulation at All
New survey findings suggest that when people discover AI involvement after the fact, trust and repeat purchase intent suffer even when the product performs well.
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Survey Reveals How Many Consumers Would Feel Manipulated by an AI Ad
A survey of 446 U.S. adults found that many consumers would feel manipulated by an advertisement created entirely with artificial intelligence.
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AI Advertising Survey Puts the Customer’s Own Reputation Behind the Referral Question
A consumer may like the product and still hesitate to put their name behind the brand when AI-created advertising is disclosed after purchase.
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A Recommendation Has to Be Earned: 34% Would Be Very Likely to Recommend the Brand in AI A
When consumers learn about AI involvement only after buying, they become less willing to recommend, trust, or buy from that advertiser again.
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Consumer Survey Tests Whether People Would Recommend an AI Advertiser
A survey of 446 U.S. adults found that the timing of an AI disclosure was linked to trust, repeat purchase intent and feelings of being misled.
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Study reveals that dissatisfaction with AI might be largely bias-driven
A new survey suggests that consumers may judge an advertisement differently once they learn artificial intelligence made it.
