AI Chatbots and the News: What Americans Think
A recent Pew Research survey reveals that while more Americans are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT for information, traditional news sources remain dominant. Key findings include:
- Limited Popularity: Only 9% of U.S. adults get news from AI chatbots—2% often and 7% sometimes.
- Quality Concerns: Users express mixed feelings about news accuracy; 33% find it hard to discern truth, with nearly 50% encountering potentially inaccurate information.
- Age Dynamics: Younger adults (18-49) are more inclined to use chatbots but also report higher instances of inaccurate news.
This exploration sheds light on AI’s evolving role in information dissemination. With concerns about reliability and differing age-related usage trends, there’s much to unpack.
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