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Where Information Comes From
Few interviewees have deep knowledge about how either journalism or AI chatbots work. At the same time, interviewees expressed generally positive attitudes towards AI chatbots alongside generally negative ones towards news media.
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Chatbot Experience
Interviewees see AI chatbots as fast, easy, personalized, customizable and friendly ways of getting information
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Information needs
Interviewees use AI chatbots to act on what’s happening and to understand it, more than simply to know about it or to feel something about it
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Action, Ease & Personalization: AI Chatbot News Experiences
How habitual AI chatbot users in the US and India stay informed
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Five policies we reviewed in this region mention journalism or journalists, more than any other region we reviewed.
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South Asia
South Asia is one of the world’s most populous regions and home to rapidly advancing economies. Combine that with linguistic diversity and rapid adoption and proliferation of technology, and you have a group of countries whose AI policies will have…
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East Asia and the Pacific
Few policy approaches in the region explicitly discuss journalism and the information space. Deepfake and synthetic media regulations, transparency, data privacy and mitigating algorithmic bias receive a large amount of attention, as does increasing technological capacity.
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Between January 2022 and June 2025, 14 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa had adopted AI strategies or policies. Our review did not uncover any AI legislation adopted during this time period, but Namibia is reportedly drafting an AI bill.
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Middle East and North Africa
AI regulation in the Middle East and North Africa is largely at the nascent stage, but it promises to have large impacts on the journalism industry.
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Europe and Central Asia
The most significant law, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, is set to be implemented by 27 member states, nine candidate states and potentially three more countries.