Artificial Intelligence Research Collection
Research examining AI adoption, platform competition, monetization, enterprise deployment, and the economic forces shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
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America's AI Hope Deficit: Fear Is Universal. Hope Has to Be Seen.
This research explores how Americans perceive artificial intelligence through the lenses of fear, optimism, and real-world experience, arguing that the future of AI adoption may depend less on reducing concerns and more on demonstrating meaningful value.
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase where adoption, monetization, and platform strategy matter more than benchmark scores and model releases alone. This collection examines consumer behavior, enterprise deployment, competitive positioning, and the economic realities shaping the next generation of AI platforms.
AI Adoption, Competition & Economics
How users adopt, companies deploy, and platforms create value
Research covering consumer adoption, enterprise deployment, platform competition, monetization strategy, and the economic forces shaping artificial intelligence markets.
America's AI Hope Deficit: Fear Is Universal. Hope Has to Be Seen.
Is fear really the biggest barrier to AI adoption, or is the greater challenge that many people have yet to experience meaningful benefits from the technology?
Genius Myopia: Why Smarter Models Aren't Enough
Why are increasingly powerful AI models failing to produce proportional growth in daily usage and adoption?
User Illusion: Licenses Don't Equal Adoption
Does enterprise distribution guarantee AI adoption, or do employees ultimately choose the platforms that deliver the best experience?
The Wrong Half: Why Ads Will Not Fix Consumer AI's Money Problem
Can advertising become the primary growth engine of consumer AI, or will long-term success depend on different economic models?
AI Is Reshaping Technology Markets
Explore additional Recon Analytics research covering telecom strategy, mobile devices, Starlink, broadband competition, and the market forces transforming communications and technology.