A study has shown that the majority of Americans want AI regulation but don't trust tech executives or the government to implement it. With people of all ages vulnerable to fake news, the need for regulation becomes more pressing – and creative pre-bunking solutions can help rebuild trust.

A survey has found that Gen Zers and Yers are worse than Boomers when it comes to spotting fake news. It comes as many put their trust into alternative sources of information, with the survey concluding that the more time someone spends online, the more susceptible they become to misinformation.

Social media has become omnipresent in our daily lives and is a fundamental resource for understanding the world around us. But what impact does society's evolving relationship with the news and Big Tech platforms have on our individual understanding of conflicts and crises?

Driven away by perceived misinformation and polarized viewpoints, many Americans are feeling disconnected from mainstream news. So, how can media outlets win back audiences? Canvas8 spoke to seven people from across the US about their news consumption habits and trust in the media.