Survey Findings Point to Widespread Discomfort

The claim rests on survey data from Open Survey and HR Cube, whose trend reports and polling materials examined user attitudes toward AI-generated content on social media. The reported figure — roughly half of SNS users expressing negative feelings toward AI content — appears consistently across the reviewed materials.

Attitudes appear to differ depending on what kind of AI content users encounter. The surveys suggest users are more accepting of some AI-assisted material than of fully AI-generated images or text presented without disclosure, though the reviewed data do not provide a precise breakdown by category.

Caveats on Scope and Wording

The reviewed sources do not all measure the same thing. Differences in question wording, sample composition and timing mean the "half" figure should be read as an approximate level of sentiment rather than a single precise measurement. The surveys capture attitudes at a point in time and do not establish how these views are trending.

It also remains unclear from the available data whether aversion translates into changed behavior, such as unfollowing accounts or reducing platform use.

Bottom Line

The core claim — that around half of SNS users feel averse to AI-generated content — is supported by the survey data reviewed, with the usual caveats about survey methodology and varying definitions of "AI content." On balance, the claim is Mostly True.

Verdict: Mostly True