Luminate Survey: US Audiences More Wary Than Willing on Gen AI Entertainment Content
martinamps · x · 2026-11-02
Luminate's US Entertainment 365 survey examines consumer attitudes toward generative AI in songs, movies, and TV.
- Overall, consumers are more wary than willing to engage with AI-assisted content, with some ambivalent about whether AI was used
- Attitudes are consistent across media: strongest opposition to AI-written news; least opposition to video games with AI assets — 40% are ambivalent about AI-created characters/environments/dialogue
- Age gap is significant: those 55+ are the most negative on engaging with AI-assisted content across movies, TV, and other media
The takeaway for media companies: AI usage decisions can't be insulated from public opinion.
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