July 2026

Poll No. 1 | n=748

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The first poll in Analyseize's independent polling series explores how Jordanians feel about artificial intelligence and social media, not just what they fear, but how they live with both in daily life.

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Drawing on a nationally representative sample of 748 Jordanians across all 12 governorates, the poll asks: Is AI moving too fast? Who actually speaks online? Does the comment section represent Jordan? And how are parents really coping with screens?

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The findings reveal a public that is alert, present, and largely silent. Most Jordanians are watching online, not participating. The voices shaping public discourse represent fewer than one in three. And on AI, the public is neither technophobic nor enthusiastic, it is cautious, concerned, and waiting for institutions to catch up.

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This poll is a direct follow-up to Analyseize's flagship study Jordan's Digital Anxiety, shifting the focus from risk perception to everyday behavior, sentiment, and experience.

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Download the full report below.