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Most Adults See Potential Harm in AI for Education

Most American adults believe artificial intelligence will cause more harm than good in education. A new poll reveals this public sentiment, highlighting concerns about AI's role in schools.

09/27/2026 · Sunny Isles Beach edition

Most American adults believe artificial intelligence will cause more harm than good within educational settings. This finding comes from a recent NBC News Decision Desk Poll, conducted by SurveyMonkey. The survey indicates a prevailing skepticism among the public regarding AI's influence on schools.

The poll gathered responses from individuals across the country, providing insight into current perceptions of artificial intelligence in education. Analysts compiled the results to present a comprehensive view of public opinion on the subject.

The findings specifically highlight concerns about the potential negative consequences of AI integration in classrooms. While the survey does not detail the specific reasons for these concerns, it establishes a general apprehension among American adults regarding the technology's application in schooling.

This poll offers a snapshot of public sentiment at a time when discussions about AI's role in various sectors, including education, are becoming more prevalent.

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