ALT Text reading "AmeriSpeak" at the top with a speech bubble design. Below, larger text states, "Americans see China leading in race to global business dominance." An arrow icon is centered at the bottom.
ALT Bar chart titled "More Americans Believe China (Rather than the USA) is Leading in the Race to Global Dominance Across Markets." The chart compares perceptions of China's and USA's leadership in three sectors: Electric Vehicles, Artificial Intelligence, and Alternative Energy Sources. For Electric Vehicles, China leads with 36%, while the USA has 8%. In Artificial Intelligence, China has 28% and the USA 22%. In Alternative Energy Sources, China leads with 19% compared to the USA's 12%. Japan is included in the chart, with 6% in Electric Vehicles, 3% in Artificial Intelligence, and 2% in Alternative Energy Sources. The data source is AmeriSpeak Omnibus, with a survey conducted from January 23-25, 2026, involving 1,146 adults. AmeriSpeak logo at the bottom right.
ALT Bar chart titled "Americans Are More Confident in U.S. Being Competitive in AI in the Next Decade." It shows confidence levels in three industries: Alternative Energy Sources, Artificial Intelligence, and Electric Vehicles. Each industry has three confidence levels: Not confident/slightly confident, somewhat confident, and extremely confident/very confident. Alternative Energy: 45% somewhat, 37% extremely. Artificial Intelligence: 28% somewhat, 38% extremely. Electric Vehicles: 45% somewhat, 19% extremely. Source: AmeriSpeak Omnibus.
ALT Infographic titled 'Spotlight on Health About half of Americans know little or nothing about how AI is used to create and share health information' from NORC at the University of Chicago showing survey results on American awareness of AI use in health information sharing. Categories displayed are: Nothing at all 18%, Only a little 34%, Some 33%, and A lot 14%.
ALT Infographic titled 'Spotlight on Health AI usage varies by age, income, and education' by NORC at the University of Chicago, showing survey statistics on how AI usage for health varies by age, education, and household income. The chart includes categories for age, education, and income with response options for AI usage displayed in various percentage bars.
ALT Infographic titled 'Spotlight on Health U.S. adults trust their health care providers, personal sources, and the media more than AI for health information' from NORC at the University of Chicago, showing a comparison of trust levels in health sources among U.S. adults, including doctors, health care providers, nurses, the CDC, WHO, employer and various media. The visualization displays trust percentages in descending order from doctors to social media.
ALT Infographic titled 'Spotlight on Health Transparency, privacy, and expert endorsement could increase trust in AI-generated information' by NORC at the University of Chicago, detailing public trust in AI-generated health information. It shows various factors like option to compare AI's information with other sources, assurance that personal information is private, and availability in multiple languages, each with percentage bars indicating levels of public endorsement.
ALT Promotional image from NORC featuring a quote about the importance of survey participation by Roxanne Wallace, Senior Researcher at NORC. "For my fellow Veterans, your voice matters. Your participation in research isn't just data collection—it's intelligence gathering for a mission that could help or even save someone you served with." The quote is inside quotation marks, and a logo of NORC is in the top right corner. Includes a portrait of Roxanne Wallace.