Consumers in Focus: Generative AI User Behaviour Survey Dashboard 2025
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Consumers in Focus: Generative AI User Behaviour Survey Dashboard 2025
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The dashboard provides consumer survey data for 2023 and 2024 (drawn from the respective consumer surveys). Filters allow comparison of data for individual countries and for specific consumer segments. This consumer survey covered 12,000 consumers across 12 major countries.
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Consumers in Focus: Generative AI User Behaviour Survey Dashboard 2025
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