John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov

Public attitudes on artificial intelligence tend to be neutral to pessimistic

Almost half now say there is too much freedom to post whatever you want on the platform

There has been a 10pt increase in the number who see artificial intelligence as a top threat to human survival

Ahead of the first ever Olympics eSports week in June 2023, we explore how esports followership varies globally.

Six in ten expect more jobs will be lost to robotics and AI than will be created

Young people and women are most likely to think they spend too much time on their phones

What is your attitude to AI? Do you love it or hate it? Do you eagerly anticipate the great benefits it might bestow on mankind or fear some malign power exploiting it to seize control? Or, even more chilling, do you tremble at the thought that AI itself will inevitably become that “malign power’?

More than six in ten would support social media checks for jobs working with children

Do you want to join the ‘disparate’ dots and accept  digital ID is both inevitable and welcome or do you fear Big Brother in your smartphone?

Should we be scared of the latest development in artificial intelligence?

Four in ten Britons would support Musk stepping down as Twitter CEO

Discover what brands are taking the top spots.

Discover what brands are taking the top spots.

on Search Engine Journal, 3rd Aug 2022

Do you welcome the prospect of a truly intelligent computer programme?

Young people tend to like receiving them, but all social groups tend to dislike sending them

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, and currently the richest person in the world, has announced he is in the process of buying the social media platform Twitter for $44 billion. Musk has vowed to ensure that the site becomes a space for free speech, tweeting it is the “bedrock of a functioning democracy”. But what do the British public think of Musk’s takeover?

By Lane Fisher on Brafton, 15th Feb 2022

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