Ipsos survey: 83% of Chinese are excited about AI vs 29% in Britain
VraserX · x · 2026-11-10
Citing Ipsos AI Monitor 2026 data (32 countries, surveyed March–April), VraserX warns the West is falling out of love with AI: 83% of Chinese respondents are excited about AI products and services, with India at 79% and Thailand at 77%, while Germany sits at 37%, Britain at 29%, the US at 33%, and Canada at 26%. His argument: China is racing to automate everything while the West debates whether AI should exist, and the economies that embrace AI will dominate tomorrow — a geopolitical race the West seems determined to lose.
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