The 'AI vibe check' shows Americans haven't completely turned on AI, but it's not getting better.

Source: Business Insider

One daily AI tracker showed that Americans still support continued development of AI, but that sentiment is gradually waning. Vuk Valcic/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesThe tech industry at large is having a frenzied debate about whether AI will kill us all. Surveys suggest public opinion on continued AI development remains unsettled.

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