The poll shows a significant public backlash against AI's rapid expansion. While technology companies and policymakers promote AI as an economic and strategic priority, most Americans currently view it as harmful to society, worry about job losses and security risks, and oppose the construction of additional data centers, especially in their own communities. 

A critical vulnerability affecting software used by a large share of the world's websites was discovered with AI assistance, highlighting how AI is becoming a powerful cybersecurity tool. The flaw has been patched, but security experts warn that the race is now between organizations applying fixes and attackers trying to weaponize the newly revealed weakness. 

A pair of AI-discovered vulnerabilities in PHP triggered a global cybersecurity response. Governments, nonprofits, and major website operators temporarily shut down systems to protect themselves while emergency patches were installed. Security officials warn that organizations that fail to update quickly could face website compromise, malware deployment, or data theft. 

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