Unveiling the Real Use of AI: A Closer Look at Browsing Habits
Despite the buzz around artificial intelligence (AI), actual usage in everyday life appears to be surprisingly low. This summary unpacks findings from two extensive studies involving over 950 participants that delve into AI’s role in web-browsing behavior.
Key Insights:
- Actual Usage: AI accounted for only 1% of student browsing and 0.44% for the general public.
- Personality Factors: Traits like Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy were consistently linked to higher AI use.
- Correlations: Self-reported AI usage moderately matched actual usage (ρ = 0.329), indicating discrepancies in how users perceive their AI interactions.
This groundbreaking research establishes benchmarks for understanding AI adoption and individual differences.
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