If you use ChatGPT, you are likely so impressed by its capabilities that you think most people use it, too. However, a new Pew Research Center study shows that most Americans have yet to try ChatGPT.

The Pew Research Center conducted a survey from July 17 to July 23 with 5,057 panelists to learn about ChatGPT use in the US. The study found that out of the respondents who had heard of ChatGPT, only 24% said they had ever used it, amounting to 18% of US adults overall.

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The age and education of the respondents had significant impacts on US adult ChatGPT use. Younger adults were more likely than older adults to have used the technology, with 41% of people ages 18-29 using it compared to 5% of those 65 and older.

Younger generations are typically more inclined to adopt new technology. They’re more likely to still be in school, where they can benefit from using generative AI by leveraging it for research, essay writing, coding, math help, and more.

The amount of education an individual had also impacted their likeliness to use ChatGPT. Thirty-two percent of adults with a college degree or more have used ChatGPT, according to the study.

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In terms of how Americans are using ChatGPT, surprisingly the biggest use case is not to learn something or for tasks at work, but rather entertainment. One in five adults who have heard of ChatGPT reported to have used it for entertainment.

Using it to learn something trailed slightly behind at 19%, while only 16% of those respondents who were employed and had heard of ChatGPT reported using it for work.