Ipsos
PulseAugur coverage of Ipsos — every cluster mentioning Ipsos across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
8 day(s) with sentiment data
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AI music floods playlists, fooling 97% of listeners · 1 source tracked
The music industry is grappling with the rise of AI-generated music, with a significant portion of listeners unable to distinguish AI tracks from human-created ones. Tools like Suno and Udio have made AI music creation …
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US global standing plummets after Iran conflict, China's influence rises
A recent conflict involving Iran has significantly diminished the United States' global standing and economic influence. The war, described as a "war of choice," has led to a reassessment of American reliability among a…
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Health affordability emerges as key voter issue in midterms
A recent Axios-Ipsos poll indicates that health care affordability is a significant factor influencing voter decisions in the upcoming midterm elections. Majorities of Americans expressed increased likelihood to support…
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Jeff Bezos predicts AI-driven labor shortage, debunks water consumption quote
Jeff Bezos recently stated at VivaTech in Paris that artificial intelligence will lead to a labor shortage rather than mass unemployment, a view he has articulated previously. He believes AI will lower constraints, incr…
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Poll: Over Half of Americans Fear AI Job Losses
A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that 53% of Americans are concerned about AI leading to job losses within their households. This fear is more pronounced among Democrats, with 61% expressing worry, compared to 47% …
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Ipsos uses AI and synthetic data to boost market research privacy
Ipsos is leveraging synthetic data to enhance market and opinion research, particularly for smaller datasets. This approach allows for the creation of realistic, non-identifiable synthetic data that replicates statistic…
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Synthetic data offers AI accuracy gains but poses ethical risks, study finds
A new study by Ipsos highlights the dual nature of synthetic data in AI development, noting its potential to improve model accuracy while safeguarding personal information. However, the research also raises concerns reg…
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Survey: 63% Use AI for Mental Health Support, Mixed Satisfaction
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of people are turning to AI for psychological support, with 63% having used AI for mental health assistance. While many find AI readily available and non-judgmental,…
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US wealth gap widens as income no longer guarantees financial success
A new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research reveals a widening gap between income and wealth accumulation in the United States. Researchers found that even with high earnings, individuals from less affluen…
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Americans increasingly oppose AI data centers due to resource concerns
A recent Gallup poll indicates that a significant majority of Americans, 71%, oppose the construction of AI data centers in their local areas, surpassing opposition to nuclear power plants. Concerns primarily revolve ar…
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Americans cut driving, travel, and budgets amid soaring gas prices
Americans are significantly altering their daily routines and financial habits in response to soaring gasoline prices, which have reached $4.54 per gallon on average. Many are cutting back on driving, adjusting vacation…
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Canadians' views on AI shift towards negative outlook, surveys suggest
A Mastodon user shared an opinion that public perception of AI in Canada may be shifting towards increased concern. They referenced an Ipsos survey from December 2024 and a more recent Angus Reid report, noting differen…
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Nearly half of Americans oppose new AI data centers near their homes
A recent survey indicates that nearly half of Americans oppose the construction of new AI data centers in their communities, with 47% expressing opposition compared to 38% in support. This sentiment is stronger than opp…
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UK gov pays public £550 to discuss Digital ID – then bans journalists from the room
The UK government is convening a "People's Panel on Digital ID" to gather public input on a national digital identity system. Approximately 100 to 120 selected participants will receive £550 plus expenses for attending …