AI use surges as Australians embrace artificial intelligence tools

AI use in Australian shopping soars, with one in three onboard

One in three Australians now use AI for shopping tasks like choosing outfits and planning meals, with adoption up 45% in the past year, study finds.

Use of AI slowing down now ‘early adopters are onboard’

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Australian workplaces has slowed down, with fewer Australians thinking that AI will become a regular tool in the workplace, according to new research from Dye & Durham.

AI use surges as Australians embrace artificial intelligence tools

Artificial Intelligence has officially hit the mainstream. According to new April data from Ipsos iris, the number of Australians using AI websites and apps has more than doubled over the past year, a staggering 109.3% year-on-year surge, as consumers across all demographics lean into new technology shaping how we search, write, create and communicate. A total of 12.7 million Australians aged 14 and over, or 57% of the population, accessed an AI…