# @kazani: Daily AI users 77% favorable vs 25% for non-users, 99-point gap

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Submitted by @kazani on 2026-05-18 UTC, 1 upvote, 0 comments

## Summary

A Data for Progress poll finds that frequency of AI use is the largest divide in American opinion about artificial intelligence. Among daily users, 77% are favorable and 20% unfavorable, while among rare or never users, 25% are favorable and 67% unfavorable. The article says this 99-point net opinion gap is larger than the gaps by party, age, gender, education or race. Overall, U.S. voters are nearly split, at 48% favorable and 46% unfavorable, and the poll cannot establish whether using AI causes more favorable views.

## Article

Daily AI users view AI very differently from non-users.

Daily users: 77% favourable / 20% unfavourable

Rare or never-users: 25% favourable / 67% unfavourable

That is a 99-point net opinion gap larger than the divide by party, age, gender, education or race.

Overall, U.S. voters are almost evenly split: 48% favourable, 46% unfavourable.

The poll cannot prove causation: using AI may make people like it more, or people already open to AI may use it more.

But the central finding is clear: experience with AI is the biggest divide in public opinion.

Source: https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/2/27/public-opinion-on-artificial-intelligence-varies-widely-by-age-gender-race-and-frequency-of-use