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Most Americans now see AI as bad for society and want more regulation

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A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll finds 57% view AI as a negative force and 67% say Washington isn't regulating it enough A new Washington Post, ABC News and Ipsos poll found that 57% of US adults believe artificial intelligence is a negative influence on society. Another 67% say the federal government is not doing enough to regulate how the technology grows and develops. The survey ran from October 9-13, 2026, and reached 2,545 US adults. The headline number is the 57% who think AI is bad for society overall. Nearly one-third of respondents described AI as either “extremely” or “very” harmful. On regulation, the frustration crosses party lines. Among Democrats, 80% said Washington is falling short on AI oversight. Independents landed at 66%. Republicans still came in at 54%.

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