In 2024, will Gallup polling indicate that more than 0.5% of Americans believe AI is the most important problem?
In 2024, will Gallup polling indicate that more than 0.5% of Americans believe AI is the most important problem?
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Each month, Gallup publishes a poll asking Americans "what do you think is the most important problem facing the country today?" This market will resolve to YES if, before the end of 2024, the category most specifically referencing AI has a rounded percentage of at least 1% during any month. For the current poll, I would consider the category "advancements of computers/technology" to be referencing AI. However, if there was an explicit "AI" option I would use that one instead.
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