Ipsos' fifth annual AI Monitor, covering 32 countries, finds that excitement and nervousness about AI are now nearly equal globally and frequently co-exist within the same individuals, a pattern stable since the 2022-to-2023 attitudinal shift following ChatGPT's launch. Regional divergence is pronounced: Asia and Latin America skew positive while Europe and North America skew nervous. Two-thirds of workers (62%) report AI has saved them time at work in the past 12 months, with uptake higher among higher-income and younger cohorts. For financial institutions, the data points to a structurally segmented consumer and enterprise adoption curve, with geographic and demographic variation likely to affect the pace at which AI-driven products achieve mainstream acceptance in different markets.
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