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Brits turn off Twitter, although teens keen on genAI
(www.theregister.com)
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
The wide-ranging report regarding internet use in the UK found that while Alphabet and Meta-owned sites remained the most visited, X had suffered a substantial fall in its total audience – down by 2.9 million in its total adult audience over the past year.
However, TikTok saw its year-on-year adult audience in a month rise by 4.6 million.
Things were a little less bleak for X if one considers the average daily audience in a month.
However, with a total UK reach of 21.9 million, it still trailed significantly behind its arch-rival Google, which boasted a reach of 41.3 million – 86 percent of the online adult population.
ChatGPT was the most used generative AI service, with 23 percent of internet users aged 16 or over saying they had used it in a June 2023 survey.
That said, while OpenAI and ChatGPT topped the charts this time, the likes of Bing Chat and Google Bard, with 11 and 9 percent respectively, were close behind.
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