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A new report has uncovered a startling trend—nearly 35% of American teens are being misled by fake content online, with a significant 41% falling for misleading but real information. As AI technology becomes more advanced, distinguishing fact from fiction is becoming increasingly difficult for younger users.
This surge in online deception has experts worried about the long-term effects on teens’ understanding of the world around them. From social media to search engines, misinformation is everywhere, leaving many young people vulnerable to manipulation.
With digital literacy at the forefront of concern, experts are calling for a stronger push to educate teens on how to critically evaluate the content they consume. Could this growing crisis be the beginning of a bigger problem?
