AI adoption is growing among U.S. residents, but trust in the technology remains consistently low
Transparency concerns are a major barrier, with Americans questioning how AI systems make decisions
Regulatory oversight is a top priority for most respondents worried about potential societal harms
Growing adoption-trust gap suggests public adoption of AI is outpacing confidence in its safety and accountability
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