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How Do We Communicate AI Risk Better?

Helping AI safety communicators create more effective, responsible and actionable work.

I am building ARC, a communication infrastructure project for AI governance and AI risk communication. This short survey looks at how people encounter, react to, trust, and share AI risk content — especially content made for non-experts.

Your responses will help shape a practical guide for AI safety communicators, with the goal of making AI risk easier to understand, discuss, and act on.

It takes about 5 minutes. Your answers are anonymous unless you choose to leave your contact details at the end.

Thank you for your support!
15 Questions (Beta: 28052026)

Section 1: About you

1. How do you describe your gender?

2. What is your age group?

3. Where are you mainly based?

4. What is your highest completed level of education?

5. Which best describes your current background?

5. Which best describes your current background?
A
5. Which best describes your current background?
B
5. Which best describes your current background?
C
5. Which best describes your current background?
D
5. Which best describes your current background?
E
5. Which best describes your current background?
F
5. Which best describes your current background?
G
5. Which best describes your current background?
H
5. Which best describes your current background?
I
5. Which best describes your current background?
J

Section 2. What’s on Your AI Risk Radar?

6. How familiar are you with AI risks?

6. How familiar are you with AI risks?
A
6. How familiar are you with AI risks?
B
6. How familiar are you with AI risks?
C
6. How familiar are you with AI risks?
D

7. Which of the following AI risks are you aware of?

Information, trust, and rights
7. Which of the following AI risks are you aware of?
Society and well-being
Security and misuse
Advanced AI risks
Other

Other risks:

8. Where do you usually encounter AI risk content?

8. Where do you usually encounter AI risk content?

Other:

Section 3. From “I Saw This” to “I Shared This”

9. When you see AI risk content made for a general audience, what does it usually make you — or people around you — want to do?

Select all that apply.
9. When you see AI risk content made for a general audience, what does it usually make you — or people around you — want to do?

Other:

10. Have you come across AI risk content that made you less likely to engage further?

Select all that apply.
10. Have you come across AI risk content that made you less likely to engage further?

Other:

11. What makes AI risk content feel trustworthy to you?

Select up to 3.
11. What makes AI risk content feel trustworthy to you?

Other:

12. What makes AI risk content feel useful to you?

Select up to 3.
12. What makes AI risk content feel useful to you?

Other:

Section 4: Talking About AI Risk With Others

13. Have you ever shared or discussed AI risk content with others?

13. Have you ever shared or discussed AI risk content with others?
A
13. Have you ever shared or discussed AI risk content with others?
B
13. Have you ever shared or discussed AI risk content with others?
C
13. Have you ever shared or discussed AI risk content with others?
D

14. When you mention AI safety or AI risk with people outside the field, how do they usually respond?

Select all that apply.
Opens the conversation
14. When you mention AI safety or AI risk with people outside the field, how do they usually respond?
Blocks the conversation

15. What could make AI risk easier to talk about in everyday life?

Select up to 4.
Messengers
15. What could make AI risk easier to talk about in everyday life?
Stories and language
Formats and participation
Other

Other: