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Posted on February 22, 2024September 27, 2024 by Dan Ness

The size of the active creative class

Renewed attention on AI (Artificial Intelligence) includes substantial promises to enhance the creative output of everyday users, something millions of people are already doing. Decades before widespread AI capabilities were incorporated into apps or hardware or even touted as feature enhancements, creative activities have been a regular part of many computer users’ lives and careers. The earliest adopters of any AI technology – and those that will continue to use and value the services – will be the already active creators. Non-creatives will show some initial curiosity, followed by disengagement. The extent of AI use by non-creatives will be is as a free or bundled enhancement service.

This MetaFAQs reports on the percentage of online adults who regularly create graphics or presentations or use professional creative software. Each activity is further split by personal versus work-related use and age generation. The research results are based on 12,003 US, German, UK, and Japanese respondents. Report [TUP_doc_2024_0222_crea] in TUP Lenses: Activities; User Profile; Devices

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CategoriesActivities, Devices, MetaFAQs, TUP 2023, User Profile TagsActivities, Age, Age generations, Age group, AI, Baby Boomers, Boomers, Creative Class, Creativity, Devices, Early adopters, Fun, Gen AI, Gen X, Gen Z, Graphics, Millennials, PC activities, Presentations, Silent, Smartphone activities, Tablet activities, Use cases

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