State of AI in Louisville: Resident Survey

State of AI in Louisville: Resident Survey

Share your anonymous views on AI use and impact in the Louisville metro—about 10 minutes.
Nobody has asked Louisville what it thinks about AI. So we're asking.
We're trying to build the fullest picture of AI in this region that anyone has ever put together. Not just the people who usually get asked. The whole metro: all twelve counties, every ZIP code, people who use AI every day and people who have never touched it.

Decisions are being made right now. In schools. At work. About data centers and power bills. Almost none of them have included the people who live here. This is how we change that.
Why it matters that you take this once
Every answer here is one real person, and that's what makes the numbers worth anything. When these findings land in front of Metro Council, a school board, or an employer, the first question will be how solid the numbers are. That's a fair question. Clean numbers are what move the conversation from whether to believe this to what to do about it. So take it once. Then get it to people around you: your street, your church, your job, your group chat. The more people from your neighborhood who answer, the harder your neighborhood is to ignore.
Where your answers go
Everything here goes into the State of AI in Louisville report. It will be published free, for anyone to read. The numbers also go on a public dashboard, broken out by ZIP code, so you can see what your neighbors said and check our work yourself. We're bringing the findings to Metro Council, to JCPS, to employers, and to anyone else making decisions about this. And we're bringing them back to the neighborhoods they came from.
Who's asking
The Louisville AI Center is a brand new nonprofit, and the first one in Louisville built around artificial intelligence. Equity is the center of our work. We don't have all the answers on AI. Nobody does. So we're starting with this survey, because we don't want to guess. What you tell us shapes what we do. We don't work for a tech company.
The plain-language fine print
It's anonymous: no name, no email, no way to trace an answer back to you. It takes about 10 minutes. Skip anything you'd rather not answer. You're eligible if you're 18 or older and live in Jefferson, Bullitt, Oldham, Shelby, Nelson, Meade, Spencer, Henry, Clark, Floyd, Harrison or Washington County.

Section 10. In your words
Q45. What is the one thing you want Louisville's leaders to understand about AI?
Q46. What would actually make AI useful in your life?
Optional
Q46a. Would you be interested in helping people in the Louisville region better understand or navigate AI? Choose all that apply.
Thank you for offering to help. So your survey answers stay anonymous, we collect contact details on a separate form that is not connected to this survey. After you submit this survey, you can sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/262935254086059

Rows	Not working	Never	Tried it, not in the last month	A few times a month	About once a week	A few times a week	Daily	Many times a day
For work
For personal life

Rows	Not at all	A little	Somewhat	A lot	Don't know
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Local government
Police and public safety
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State of AI in Louisville: Resident Survey

Nobody has asked Louisville what it thinks about AI. So we're asking.

Why it matters that you take this once

Where your answers go

Who's asking

The plain-language fine print

Section 1. Where you are

Section 2. Do you use it

Section 3. How you use it

Section 4. When life gets hard

Section 5. Work

Section 6. Education

Section 7. Trust and safety

Section 8. Data centers

Section 9. How you feel

Section 10. In your words

Section 11. About you