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Only 4 percent of young Americans say they use generative artificial intelligence (AI) almost daily or every day, according to a new report on those aged 14-22 released Monday. The report includes the results of a NORC survey, conducted for Hopelab and Common Sense Media on Oct. 4-Nov. 14, 2023, that shows 51 percent of young Americans say they have used AI at some point in their lives, while 41 percent say they have never used AI tools, and 8 percent say they don’t know what AI tools are. Among the roughly half who have used AI at some point, 4 percent use it the most often, 11 percent say they use AI once or twice weekly, 12 percent say once or twice monthly, 7 percent say once or

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