CyberMax-tools/superintelligence-search-questions

Keyfern: what people search about superintelligence (Sept 2026)

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"Superintelligence" moved from books and sci-fi into the news in the week of 22 Sep 2026: an AI remark in a UN General Assembly speech (22 Sep) and a proposed US bill to ban artificial superintelligence (reported by AP on 23 Sep; see the Policywren AI policy tracker for the verified events). This dataset records what people were typing into search boxes about it that week: 1,106 unique autocomplete suggestions for four seeds (superintelligence, super intelligence, artificial superintelligence, ai ban), collected on 24 Sep 2026 from Google, YouTube and Bing autocomplete (588 lookups: seed, seed + a–z, 12 question words, 10 prepositions).

Each row has the suggestion, the seed that produced it, an intent label (question, comparison, commercial, transactional, local, informational; a heuristic from the wording), a topic cluster, which engines suggested it and how often.

Quick facts [Verified, from the rows]: 115 suggestions are questions (e.g. "is superintelligence possible", "what is superintelligence") and 27 are comparisons (e.g. "superintelligence vs agi"). "superintelligence ban" and "ai ban news" show up on all three engines. A large cluster is the "artificial superintelligence alliance" crypto token, not the policy topic, so filter by cluster before drawing conclusions.

Autocomplete shows what people type, not search volume. No volumes are invented here. For direction over time, check Google Trends (see below).

Use it

from datasets import load_dataset
df = load_dataset("CyberMax-tools/superintelligence-search-questions", split="train").to_pandas()
print(df[df.intent == "question"].sort_values("times_suggested", ascending=False)[["keyword", "engines"]].head(20))

Columns

column	meaning
snapshot_date	collection date (UTC)
seed	the seed phrase that produced the suggestion
keyword	the autocomplete suggestion (lower-cased)
intent	heuristic intent from the wording
cluster	first new word the suggestion adds to the seed
engines, engine_count	which of google / youtube / bing suggested it
times_suggested, best_position	how many lookups returned it; its best position in a suggestion list (1 = top)
found_via	the first lookup that found it (seed, alphabet:x, question:how, preposition:vs …)

Get fresh data

• Keyword ideas and questions for your own seeds, 5 engines, with intent, clusters and new-keyword alerts: Keyfern on the Apify Store.
• Is interest rising or falling? Swellmeter: Google Trends scraper and API gives interest over time with a plain-English rising/falling verdict.
• Free: rising searches Space · what people search Space · US AI Policy Tracker.

Notes

Raw search suggestions: they can include people's names, brands and products because searchers type them. They are shown as collected, with no editing or endorsement. US English market. Neutral and factual; not affiliated with Google, Microsoft or YouTube. By CyberMax.

More free from CyberMax

• All free CyberMax demos & datasets
• Keyfern: What People Search (Keyword Ideas)
• Policywren: US AI Policy Tracker (Federal Register, daily)

Quickstart notebook

Load this dataset with pandas and see real outputs in the quickstart notebook. Need it refreshed for your own list? Keyfern — Long-Tail Keyword Ideas & Google Autocomplete Scraper.