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Poll: Americans say 'too little' AI regulations
More than 70% want to opt out of AI in medical, legal and education settings, while 75% favor disclosure rules, Johns Hopkins researchers found.
- The Center Square Voters Voice Poll found 45% of registered voters believe there is "too little" government regulation of artificial intelligence, while only 13% said there was "too much."
- More than 70% of Americans support "right to a human" laws to opt out of AI interactions in medical, legal, and government settings; 75% want notification when interacting with AI systems.
- Support for regulation varies across partisan lines, with 53% of Democrats and 37% of Republicans saying there is "too little," while 55% of respondents older than 65 agreed.
- Christopher Honey, a computational cognitive neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University, noted that daily users of AI and those viewing it positively also want regulation, discussed at The Future of Our Realities 2026 conference.
- Mike Noble, founder of Noble Predictive Insights, stated the high unsure rate reflects technological novelty, as many voters "havent made up their minds" about appropriate government oversight.
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Americans Think There’s Not Enough Regulation On AI
Many voters believe that artificial intelligence needs more regulation, according to a poll from The Center Square released Tuesday. The new survey shows that 45% of registered U.S. voters believe there is currently…
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right12Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Right
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Right
50% Right
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C 37%
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