The everyday-AI questions we track.

Concern about AI-driven job loss has surged markedly, with deep fears that displacement will outpace new opportunities and leave most people without adequate support.

Confidence in AI in education has taken a marked drop as concerns about profit, data control, and lack of oversight move to the forefront.

People are markedly less confident that AI in healthcare is accurate, ethical, or built to work for them.

People living near AI data centers are raising steady concerns about rising bills, water use, noise, and being shut out of decisions that shape their own communities.

A major cooling in confidence around AI dating and companionship tools, driven by deep concerns about emotional manipulation, addiction, and the safety of private data.

Trust is slipping fast as AI takes a bigger role in personal finance, and people want real answers about who — or what — is in charge of their savings.

Concern is growing that AI tools don't do enough to protect the personal and confidential information people share with them.

Trust in AI tools for agriculture has taken a sharp hit as worries grow about deceptive content, hidden practices, and a lack of accountability from the companies building them.

Concern about slow, manual factory processes is dropping sharply as AI-powered tools step in — but questions about reliability and who gets left behind are growing.