Survey says 27% of US men use AI chatbots daily
11/03/2026 — 11/03, 21:19·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Citing Pew Research Center data, SmophyAI founder Kamil Kępiński says 27% of US men and 20% of US women use AI chatbots every day. Epoch AI…
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A report published on November 3, 2026, citing data from the Pew Research Center, indicates that 27% of US men and 20% of women report using AI chatbots on a daily basis. Additionally, polling conducted by Epoch AI and Ipsos shows that the proportion of US adults using AI at least 6 days a week increased from 8% to 19% over a six-month period. Meanwhile, the share of users who only used AI for a single day during the same timeframe dropped from 17% to 10%.
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Citing Pew Research Center, SmophyAI founder Kamil Kępiński writes that 27% of US men and 20% of US women say they use AI chatbots daily. Polling by Epoch AI and Ipsos found the share of US adults using AI on at least six days of the previous week rose from 8% to 19% in six months, while one-day use fell from 17% to 10%.
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