The Conversation We Don't Have
A survey about AI risk and the people closest to you.
If you follow AI risk closely, you have probably had the argument plenty of times. With strangers online, at events, in threads that went nowhere.
This survey is about a different set of conversations. The ones with your partner, your parents, the friend you have known since you were fifteen. Whether they have happened. How they went. Whether you wanted to and didn't.
There is no right answer to that. Some people talk about it at home constantly. Some have decided not to, deliberately, for reasons they can defend. Most are somewhere in between, and that middle is the part nobody has written down.
Nobody appears to have asked before. The results will be published openly, with quotes anonymised.
What it takes: about ten minutes. Anonymous. Skip anything you want.
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This will be aggregated with other responses and published openly — findings and anonymised free-text quotes only, never anything that could identify you.
One suggestion, take it or leave it. If you do want to open the conversation, it does not have to be the whole argument. "There's something I've been reading a lot about and I've never told you why" is enough of a start.
We'll send you the results when they're ready. Nothing else.
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