and is not
At Pew Research Center, we’re approaching artificial intelligence from many perspectives.
As public-facing social scientists committed to innovation, we’re exploring what AI might add to our toolkit. As public opinion researchers, we’re studying and explaining how people are reacting to the advance of AI technologies. And as information providers whose fundamental values include accuracy and methodological rigor, we’re moving with great deliberation to ensure the quality of our work remains high.
In all of these spaces, our primary commitment is that our work remains people-centered:
We’d love to hear your thoughts, hopes and concerns on this topic.
Note: This is an update of a post originally published on Aug. 27, 2024.
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