Americans who agree AI can assist them in understanding the Bible
Percent of U.S. adults, 2026 (in percent)
Key finding
- Americans who agree AI can assist them in understanding the Bible: 14%. Share of Americans who agree that AI can assist them in understanding the Bible
Source: American Bible Society, New Data Shows Americans Remain Skeptical of AI in Aiding Biblical Understanding - · American Bible Society State of the Bible: 2,649 online and phone interviews with U.S. adults. Article published 2026-07-07.
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Americans who agree AI can assist them in understanding the Bible: 14%. Share of Americans who agree that AI can assist them in understanding the Bible.
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American Bible Society, 2026. Source: American Bible Society, New Data Shows Americans Remain Skeptical of AI in Aiding Biblical Understanding - (https://www.americanbible.org/news/press-releases/articles/state-of-the-bible-2026-chapter-three/).
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