AI Monthly: GenAI Relevance and Adoption Survey

Two-thirds of Eurozone internet users avoid GenAI due to a lack of perceived relevance, despite higher adoption among younger, educated groups. This demographic split creates a paradox where the most frequent users also express the highest anxiety regarding job displacement.

Key Takeaways

• 1.Nearly two-thirds of internet users in the eurozone do not use GenAI for work or personal life, primarily because they see no need for it.
• 2.There is a 'high usage – high anxiety paradox' where younger and more educated individuals use AI more but also fear job displacement most.
• 3.Adoption barriers are focused on relevance rather than technical skill or security, suggesting a need for better awareness of practical applications.

Table of Contents

• A large proportion of individuals still find no need for this technology
• 'No need' is the top reason for not using AI in all countries
• The younger and more educated lead in usage, but also in job anxiety
• AI non-usage increases with age and decreases with higher levels of education
• The broader economic payoff may take longer to materialise

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