Americans want full control over the AI systems and data they rely on
eliano · x · 2026-07-28
A Foundation for American Innovation essay argues that Americans increasingly want to feel in control of the AI systems they use.
- The cited survey says 86% think full ownership and control over AI systems, data, and models should be a business priority.
- The article says voters are split on AI’s future: 42% think it will be more helpful, 39% more harmful.
- It frames the issue as both economic disruption and a broader question of who is in charge of increasingly powerful AI.
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