Nearly half of young people trust AI more than humans for fact-checking

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 14:52

47 per cent of young people aged 11-24 trust AI most for fact-checking, versus 21 per cent who trust humans.

A poll of 4,000 young people aged 11 to 24 found that 47 per cent trust artificial intelligence the most when checking facts. Only 21 per cent said they trusted humans more for this purpose.

How it is being reported

• Nearly half of young people in England trust AI more than humans, study findsThe Independent · 22 Sept, 15:31
• Nearly half of young people trust AI over a humanSky News · 22 Sept, 02:04
• Almost half of young people trust AI more than a human to check factsDaily Mail · 22 Sept, 00:02

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