How Much of the Internet Is Written With AI?
A random sample of 10,000 webpages from July 2026 finds about 10% show signs of being written or substantially edited by AI, indicating notable AI-generated presence across the observable web.
UK policy, filtered.
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Methodology
Explains the sampling approach using Common Crawl web-archive data—monthly ‘crawls’ of the observable internet—to estimate prevalence of AI-authored content and underpin the study’s webpage sample and analysis.
Benefits and banks: DWP eligibility verification
Describes how DWP plans to operate rules that allow it to compel banks to provide information about accounts into which certain benefits are paid, outlining the department’s approach to eligibility verification and data requests.
Improving the Communication and Understanding of Risks in NIESR’s UK Macroeconomic Forecasts
NIESR examines how to better communicate and understand risks in UK macroeconomic forecasts, noting heightened global uncertainty and referencing Ben Bernanke’s review of Bank of England forecasting and related processes.
Errata: Spring 2024 Survey Data
Pew Research Center has issued an erratum to its Spring 2024 survey data, signalling corrections to previously released survey figures.
Mailings webform report
A Centre for European Reform webform mailings report summarises responses (243 results) to questions about CER email frequency and includes a CSV download and sortable table of replies.
Appendix: Additional charts
Supplementary report section providing additional charts and visual data accompanying the main Pew Research Center analysis.
Acknowledgments
Lists the research, communications and editorial teams credited for producing the Pew Research Center report, naming directors, senior researchers and analysts involved.
Video: How precise are polls really?
A short video explains polling precision and the ‘margin of error’, showing even top pollsters need to allow a range around reported results because samples and methodology introduce uncertainty.