Trust Gap Undermines AI Rules // AIDRAN

The most consequential finding in the 2026 Stanford AI Index is not about models or benchmarks — it is about the institutions that are supposed to govern them. Only 31% of Americans trust their government to responsibly regulate AI, the lowest figure of any country in the Ipsos survey of 31 nations. Singapore leads at 81%. Indonesia and Malaysia both exceed 70%. The United States sits alone at the bottom.

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