Pew study finds AI-written text signals on more than one-third of web pages since ChatGPT launch

Pew study finds AI-written text signals on more than one-third of web pages since ChatGPT launch

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2026-08-24 18:31:29
Pew Research Center analyzed AI-generated content across nearly 500,000 English-language web pages and found that, since ChatGPT was released, more than one-third of those pages showed signs of machine-written text. The study also found a sharp gap across domain types: commercial .com sites were 10 times more likely to contain AI content than pages under .edu or .gov domains. The item was cited by The Decoder and relayed by Techub News. The source material did not disclose further methodological details beyond the scale of the sample and the comparison across domain categories.

Pew Research Center analyzed AI-generated content across nearly 500,000 English-language web pages and found that, since the release of ChatGPT, more than one-third of web pages showed signs of machine-written text.

The study also found that commercial .com websites were 10 times more likely to contain AI content than pages under .edu or .gov domains. The item was cited by The Decoder.

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