The Asahi Shimbun and NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute (Bunken) articles referenced in this article cites a 2022 report from the Reuters Institute for Journalism in the UK.
Both articles didn't have the exact URL for the report, but I think it's probably this one (the title image is also taken from here).
Comparing the articles of the Asahi Shimbun and the NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, I noticed that the results of the same survey items were written differently.
According to the numbers in this figure, I wrote in the previous article as follows.
What are the numbers written in the Asahi Shimbun article and the NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute article?
In conclusion, I think the Asahi Shimbun figures are the results of a global survey, and the NHK figures are the results of a Japanese survey (see the end for details *).
However, the NHK article mixed data from around the world with data from Japan, and it was unclear which one the numbers were referring to. The items in the NHK table should normally be arranged in descending order of numbers, but this is a strange arrangement. Also, at the end of the NHK article, the September issue of "The NHK Monthly Report on Broadcast research" published by NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute is mentioned, but the name of it was wrong.
I think that NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute published the unsuccessful manuscript without checking it after writing it.
There is an opinion that the answer of the generated AI may not be correct, so if you think something is wrong, you should look at the citation source and related information. But even articles like this based on the same research report can be inaccurate. This time, I traced the report written in a foreign language, but it is troublesome.
At the very least, I hope that the statements published by public institutions are accurate.
*In the September issue of "Broadcasting and Research" published by NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, which was introduced at the end of the NHK article, it was written as follows.
Although it is not specified, the first half of this sentence seems to be the result of a Japanese survey.