Americans increasingly verify AI chatbot answers using Google or other sources

Although AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and Grok are now part of daily life for many Americans, regular users don't fully trust the answers the AI gives them. A new survey from ChatOn shows that while conversational tools are widely used for speedy answers, writing tasks, and idea generation, concerns about accuracy and privacy are guiding user behavior and many users will turn to Google and other sources to double-check what they’re told rather than blindly trusting responses. SEE ALSO: AI is fueling an explosive rise in fraud and digital identity crime ChatOn's report reveals how Americans interact with… [Continue Reading]