Context
What happened: A survey of 5,067 U.S. adults examined how Americans pay for, trust, and delegate tasks to AI, covering spending, health, and agents.
Key numbers: Survey covered 5,067 U.S. adults.
Why it matters: The findings describe current patterns in AI spending, trust, and task delegation among American consumers.
What changed
A survey of 5,067 U.S. adults examined how Americans pay for, trust, and delegate tasks to AI, covering spending, health, and agents.
Why it matters
The findings describe current patterns in AI spending, trust, and task delegation among American consumers.