What’s Fascinating You About AI? Tell Us in Our Quick Survey

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a far-off dream — it’s now woven into the fabric of everyday life. Whether you’re generating art with Midjourney, chatting with ChatGPT, or automating tasks in Notion, AI is transforming how we live, work, and create.

But here’s the big question:

What excites you the most about AI? And which AI tools are shaping your daily world?

At AI World Media Group, we believe the best way to understand the future of AI is to listen directly to the people who use it — creators, entrepreneurs, parents, students, and curious minds just like you. That’s why we’ve launched a new interactive survey to capture the heartbeat of today’s AI user landscape.

Why We’re Asking

There’s no shortage of headlines about AI — from chatbots writing novels to robots performing surgery. But too often, the human side of AI gets overlooked. We’re not just interested in algorithms or buzzwords. We want to know how you interact with this technology:

• Are you fascinated by AI’s creativity or its ability to automate boring tasks?

• Are you using AI to build something big — a startup, an app, or a community?

• Are you a parent figuring out how AI fits into your child’s education?

• Or maybe you’re just exploring what AI means for the future of work or relationships?

What We’re Building

This survey is part of a broader initiative by AI World Media Group to:

• Highlight real-world stories from AI users

• Create a global map of trends, tools, and concerns

• Feature select responses in our newsletter, podcast, and journal

• Inspire discussion around ethical, creative, and practical uses of AI

We’re particularly excited to hear about which AI tools or apps you’re working with — whether it’s well-known ones like ChatGPT or Claude, or emerging tools in video, code, design, or voice.

Help Us Shape the Future of AI

By taking just a couple of minutes to fill out our short, colorful survey, you’re helping shape the narrative of AI — not as something that happens to us, but something we actively shape.