Though 15% of Households Pay for AI, It May Be a Hard Sell: Survey

"The consumer survey found that 15% of U.S. households using the internet pay for some kind of AI application, with a significant interest in smart home AI services."

"Three-quarters of respondents expressed willingness to pay for smart home AI services, representing about 11.25% of U.S. Internet households, equating to approximately 13 million households."

"Concerns about AI persist, highlighted by over two-thirds of survey participants expressing worries about data security, privacy implications, and responsible use of AI in society."

"The study indicates that 81% of home security system owners value at least one AI-powered benefit, signaling potential market opportunities for AI integration in security solutions."

A survey found that 15% of U.S. households using the internet are paying for AI applications. Among those surveyed, 75% expressed willingness to pay for a smart home AI service, potentially representing 13 million households. However, concerns regarding data security and privacy persist, with over two-thirds expressing worries about the responsible use of AI. In terms of specific applications, 81% of home security system owners see value in AI benefits, which may indicate future opportunities in integrating AI into security systems and IoT devices.

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