Toplines - Heartland May AI 2025
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Survey of 1,067 US
Likely Voters
Conducted April 30 - May 4, 2025 by Rasmussen Reports
and the Heartland Institute
1.
2024 Vote
45% Harris
46% Trump
4% Other
4% Didn't vote
1% Not sure
2.
Trump Approval
26% Strongly support
21% Somewhat support
10% Somewhat oppose
40% Strongly oppose
2% Not sure
3.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a
significantly more important part of the U.S. economy and society. How
concerned are you about AI?
31% Very concerned
41% Somewhat concerned
19% Not very concerned
6% Not at all concerned
4% Not sure
4.
As government agencies and businesses continue
to expand their use of AI, artificial intelligence will play an increasingly
larger role in the economy and society. This raises serious concerns about how
AI might treat people. Would you support a state or federal law that would
require developers and technology companies to design AI so that it protects
the human rights contained in the Constitution, such as freedom of speech and
freedom of religious expression?
48% Strongly support
29% Somewhat support
6% Somewhat oppose
5% Strongly oppose
12% Not sure
5.
Do you believe that over the next decade AI
will be used more to empower individuals or to control them?
33% Empower
individuals
42% Control them
25% Not sure
6.
Some AI developers want to use artificial
intelligence to help cure diseases and other societal problems. Would you
support allowing AI systems to have access to health records, financial data,
and other personal data if it meant that AI would have a better chance at
curing diseases and solving other social and economic problems?
19% Strongly support
32% Somewhat support
17% Somewhat oppose
18% Strongly oppose
15% Not sure
7.
Many economists believe that AI will eliminate
millions of jobs over the next decade. If that happens, would you support a
government program that taxes big technology companies and then uses the funds
to provide every American with an income large enough to pay for basic necessities like housing, clothes, and food?
31% Strongly support
31% Somewhat support
12% Somewhat oppose
10% Strongly oppose
16% Not sure
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 3 percentage
points with a 95% level of confidence