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22 June 2026 22h10

How do men and women use AI? More than any single bar on this graph, I find the more important takeaway to be that men seem to be more likely to cite multiple uses of AI (as in, the blue bars add up to a higher number than the green bars). Also, men had previously been reported

Poll: 63% of US adults say AI is moving too fast

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22 June 2026 22h09

63% of US adults believe that AI is advancing too quickly. 19% say the pace is right. 2% say it's too slow. I suspect even the majority of people who answered 'too quickly' are not aware of everything AI can do today, and if they were, we might see more of that 16 'not sure'

AI boosts creativity and productivity but not happiness

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22 June 2026 22h09

Does AI increase happiness? Not really. I appreciate how high reported creativity boosts are (21%), compared to productivity (30%) and information (28%). But I see those happiness scores (a very large portion said they are neutral, 36%) and I echo the sentiment. Creativity and

Half of US adults use AI; still using term ‘chatbot’?

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22 June 2026 22h09

First up, half of US adults ever use AI systems like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. And I guess we're still using the word chatbot?

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Human collective intelligence as a model for future AI systems

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22 June 2026 4h31

Human intelligence is fundamentally a collective intelligence. We solve complex problems by participating in a vast cultural network that builds upon ideas across generations.

I believe the strongest AI systems will become a collective intelligence, too.

Since we started Sakana… https://t.co/yulKqdei2c
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 22 juin 2026

Human intelligence is fundamentally a collective intelligence. We solve complex problems by participating in a vast cultural network that builds on ideas across generations. I believe that the most powerful AI systems will also become