Understanding U.S. Attitudes Toward AI: What the Latest Research Tells Us
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of daily life, but Americans are uneasy about its impact.
The Confidence Gap: Consumers and CEOs on Today’s Economy
American consumers and CEOs had very different outlooks on the US economy at the beginning of the new administration.
The Deciders
Undecided Voters and New Voters are likely to have an outsized influence on the election. We take a closer look at these two groups.
Farmers Seek Solutions to Climate Change
Recent research finds that American farmers recognize the urgent threat of climate change and seek solutions to help them adapt.
Do Americans Support Corporate Activism?
Americans support most corporate social initiatives, but there are limits to that support.
How Can Original Research Help You Become a Thought Leader?
Establishing yourself as a thought leader isn’t easy, but it can really help your company stand out from the crowd.
Americans not yet moved by climate change
Despite the rise in devastating wildfires, hurricanes, drought, and other extreme weather events, the US is not yet experiencing a climate migration.
How Happy Are We?
Heading into the holidays, who is and is not so happy, and why does happiness matter?
Before the Midterms
Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on much heading into the midterms. But they do agree that the future of our Democracy is at stake.
Crisis in Confidence: America loses faith in its institutions
Americans are not just losing faith in the Supreme Court. Confidence has dropped in most of our institutions. The one bright spot is an uptick in trust in science.
