Americans are using AI more than ever while trusting it less, new Quinnipiac poll finds

THE DECODER / 4/6/2026

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A Quinnipiac University poll finds that Americans’ AI usage is rising, yet public trust in AI is declining at an even faster pace.
The survey highlights a widening skepticism gap, suggesting many people rely on AI while questioning its reliability or implications.
Gen Z shows the most pessimistic outlook, with the bleakest views about the job market compared with other generations.
The findings point to growing uncertainty around AI’s social and economic impact, especially among younger workers.

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A new Quinnipiac University poll reveals a growing paradox: AI adoption in the US is climbing fast, but skepticism is growing even faster. Gen Z, the generation most familiar with AI, has the bleakest outlook on the job market.

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