If you're not interested in learning more about the subject, or at least answering the question you pose, you'll be less compelled to see it through.
Suggestions:
Comparison
Cause and effect
Process
Make sure your question is open-ended (not answered by yes or no) and is something that will allow you to take a position (for? against?).
It's important to recognize that your topic is not set in stone and may change as you read more about it.
When working to develop a research question, concept mapping helps organize your thoughts and can lead you to identify ideas that can make for a solid research paper.
Inspired by “Keanu Will Never Surrender to the Machines” (A. Watercutter, Wired, Feb. 2023).
PLEASE NOTE: Concept maps are best done by hand (but the computer versions are easier to read).
NARROW your focus: you have a sense of a potential topic, now put it in the form of a question:
How does the use of AI in movies influence viewers, and does that count as misinformation?
There are no wrong answers! This is the phase of researching when you can let your mind go wherever it wants to.