I think you may be misinterpreting the data set that you posted. The point of that data set wasn't to find if someone was pro versus anti-AI. It was to find concerns about existing AI structure. Nonetheless, that post shows on a few occasions The majority of the people surveyed were okay with AI as a whole, but were just concerned about how it was functioning and controlled.

if you would like to look into that data yourself, it even says it right on the front page when it asks about what sectors people believe that AI should be in and only about one third of the people who responded said that it should play no role whatsoever in the topics.

The best graph for it though in my opinion is the very last page where they asked the question of how many people would use AI at all even a little bit and the majority of them said they would at least a little bit use AI.

from how I interpreted it, it's clear at least by that study that the majority of the people are for AI, but they are concerned with how it's currently being implemented. And there are certain areas that they don't believe it should be in Such as relationships, health care and creative thinking. (Although these areas still got quite a bit of votes just didn't hit the 50%)