澳大利亚研究机构最新追踪调查显示，2026年41%的受访青少年（13-17岁）已使用AI工具获取新闻1。在10-12岁的儿童中，这一比例为28%1。AI已成为青少年主动获取新闻的第二大方式，与新闻网站和应用并列1。
与此同时，青少年对社交媒体作为新闻源的依赖程度明显下降1。根据同一调查，社交媒体用于获取新闻的使用率从2023年的41%下跌至2026年的29%1。
调查还发现，61%的青少年表示经常或有时会在学校讨论新闻故事1。但在媒体素养方面存在明显不足，仅有26%的青少年学过如何撰写或制作自己的新闻故事1。高度关注新闻的消费者中有80%报告与他人合作解决本地问题，而低度关注组的这一比例仅为43%1。
Australian researchers tracking young people's news consumption habits have found that 41% of surveyed teenagers aged 13-17 now use AI tools to obtain news.1 The adoption of AI for news access extends to younger age groups as well, with 28% of children aged 10-12 reporting that they often or sometimes rely on AI tools for this purpose.1 AI has emerged as the second most common method young people actively seek out news, placing it on par with news websites and applications.1
The shift toward AI-powered news consumption reflects broader changes in how young Australians engage with current events. Social media's role as a news source has declined notably, dropping from 41% in 2023 to 29% in 2026.1 Beyond news discovery, the research revealed that 61% of young people discussed news stories in school often or sometimes, though only 26% learned how to write or produce their own news stories.1 The study also found a correlation between news engagement and civic participation, with 80% of highly engaged news consumers reporting that they worked with others on local problems, compared to 43% of those with low engagement levels.1
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