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Billion Dollar Baby
- 2023/07/12
- by Cory Manento
Who would win in a fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg? Americans are unsure.
Read moreGene Genie
- 2023/05/03
- by Jordan Boeder
Fifty-seven percent of Americans would not replace one of their body parts with a robotic version even if a safe, effective, and cost-free option existed.
Read moreSize Matters: Debating Mobile and Desktop Devices
- 2023/03/08
- by Jordan Boeder
For visual entertainment, Americans prefer computers over mobile. Cell phones are preferred for audio-based entertainment and dating. MaxDiff experiment.
Read moreIt Might Sound Crazy but it Ain’t No Lie, it’s AI AI AI
- 2023/01/11
- by Cory Manento
In three out of five categories, a slight majority of Americans were able to tell which content was AI-generated and which was human-generated.
Read moreWhy So Blue, Twitter Blue?
- 2022/12/07
- by Cory Manento
A slight majority (53%) of Americans who are aware of Musk’s takeover think it has been a good thing for Twitter so far.
Read moreLeft on Read
- 2022/03/16
- by Brendon Ellis
More than 90% of respondents who communicate regularly with their significant others or children reply to texts within an hour or two
Read moreSelf-Driving Cars: Ethical robots in disguise
- 2021/11/18
- by Jordan Boeder
Self-driving cars need ethics, too. If there's more than a 20% chance of killing a pedestrian, Americans prefer their car swerve and risk their own death.
Read moreiPhone the 13th
- 2021/10/06
- by Brendon Ellis
Most smartphone purchase decisions are driven by two factors: price and brand. As long as the brand in question is Apple.
Read moreAstronauts or A$$tronauts
- 2021/08/13
- by Jordan Boeder
For 43% of Americans, seeing Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson launch themselves into space was thought to be a good use of public corporate funding
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