BBC World Service documents the generational turning point in AI sentiment: the cohort that was supposed to be most AI-native is instead leading the backlash (United States and United Kingdom, June 2026).
An interviewer presents a pro-ICE poster/sign to students and films their reactions (U.S. college campus (specific location unconfirmed), 2026 (during wave of campus anti-ICE activity)).
Street interviews with predominantly white college students who argue voter ID laws are racist (College campus area, USA (specific institution not confirmed in available metadata), 2026).
BBC Newscast interviews young people who are applying for entry-level jobs and not getting them (United Kingdom, December 2025).
They explore biological facts about when human life begins, the philosophical basis of equal rights, and the complex real-life circumstances cited (College campus (location unspecified), June 9, 2025).
A memory athlete demonstrates a technique for learning all 27 constitutional amendments on the street (Street location, United States, June 2025).
Street interviews testing Americans on basic civics and current events knowledge (United States, 2025).
Street interviews timing people as they name as many world capital cities as possible in 60 seconds (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
Street interviews timing people as they try to name as many Asian countries as possible in 60 seconds (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
Street interviews testing Londoners on whether they know Northern Ireland uses the pound sterling (London, United Kingdom, 2025).
Street interview testing how many languages a passerby can say hello in (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
Street interviews asking people to name which country they think has the most troubling historical record (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
