HackerNoon readers are younger, wealthier and more educated than the internet's average.
These polls represent where forward thinking technologists see the industry headed.
67% of Americans are open to electric cars (EVs), with big names like Ferrari joining the movement. Demand is high, but concerns remain about charging stations and costs. Even battery makers are feeling the pinch. Would you consider an EV for your next car?
38% Yes, I'm excited to switch to electric!
31% No, I prefer a gas-powered car for now.
19% Hybrid cars are where it's at.
10% Not sure, I need to learn more about EVs.
Describe your how ofter you visit HackerNoon!
15% A few times a day
17% Once a day
20% A few times a week
12% Once a week
22% I rarely visit HackerNoon
11% I only visit HackerNoon When I need to
With 22 tech categories available, which of the following do you find yourself digging into the most often?
19% Web3
21% AI
15% Cybersecurity
31% Programming
7% Data Science
4% Other (Let us know in the comments!)
On average, how much time do you spend staring at your phone, laptop, TV, etc?
11% 1-2 hours a day
14% 3-6 hours a day
26% 6-9 hours a day
26% 9-12 hours a day
21% 12+ hours a day
Writing contests on HackerNoon offer our growing community a chance to win substantial cash prizes by sharing their expertise on various themes and subjects. You can find all active contests at contests.hackernoon.com. So, have you participated yet?
25% Yes, I have
26% No, I haven't heard about them
18% No, I'm not interested
19% No, I don't think I'll get far
10% No, I haven't found the right contest for me
It's in our browsers, it's in our apps, it's in our graphics cards, it's everywhere now. Which big tech company has integrated and utilized AI most effectively across its product stack so far?
47% Microsoft (CoPilot)
12% Alphabet (Google, AI Overviews)
31% Nvidia (DLSS, RTX GPUs)
8% Meta AI
Recently, when you Google a question, an AI overview pops up as the first thing you see. It gathers data across the web and tries to answer your question as best as possible, with varying levels of success. What do you think of this feature?
29% I hate it and I want it to stop.
29% I dislike it for now but I think it could be improved.
17% I like this feature and can't wait for it to be improved.
23% I love it as it is already.
Recently, a former executive of Blizzard Entertainment suggested that gamers should have the ability to tip developers if a game leaves them with a truly special experience. That got us thinking; should consumers have the ability to pay beyond what they've already spent on a product or a piece of media if they feel really strong about it?
39% Absolutely! I think some products are truly special and I would want to continue supporting it any way I can.
39% I like the idea of having that option, but that does not mean I'll want to use it regularly or all the time
13% Nope! Paying beyond what I have already spent sounds excessive. I can support developers by purchasing their next product
8% Sure, if a developer and/or publisher decides to pay ME back if I don't like their product/media/game :')
The spotlight was on Artificial Intelligence at Google's I/O developer conference on Tuesday. So much so that the company mentioned "AI" over 120 times during the keynote address. This emphasis reflects Google's strong focus on advancing AI technologies and integrating them into various products and services.
31% Generative AI in Search
15% Project Astra and Gemini Live
8% Google Veo
4% Ask Photos
23% Gemini in Gmail
10% Detecting scams during calls
5% Others (share in the comments)
The US recently passed legislation that could ban TikTok in the US unless ByteDance sells the company. What do you think the outcome will be?
22% ByteDance will fight this in court and win. The ban is unconstitutional.
9% BtyeDance will fight in court but will likely lose.
24% TikTok will be sold to a different company but ByteDance will keep the algorithm.
22% TikTok will not be sold and it will leave the US market.
21% No opinion/I don't use TikTok