Live data

This section leverages live data to show timely trends about where, how and at what rate AI is being developed and used and in which sectors.

AI newsAI demographicsAI researchInvestments in AI and dataAI jobs and skillsAI software developmentAI search trendsAI educationAI knowledge flowsAI models and datasetsAI tweets
These visualisations use data on AI publications from OpenAlex and Scopus to provide detailed insights into research activities across countries. These visualisations can help policy makers identify strengths and weaknesses in AI research and formulate policies to foster innovation. These data provide insights into the gender breakdown of AI researchers, tracking gender diversity in the field over time.

Domestic and international collaboration in AI research publications

NOTE: It is important to highlight that data sources and methodologies may differ from those used in OECD research, and therefore results may vary. As such, this section includes full and transparent methodological information. Because methods for measuring AI are still evolving, there remain definitional and other issues that can influence empirical results. Efforts to develop clear definitions, taxonomies and classifications are underway, as are efforts to compile accurate and comparable indicators. Given the current evolving situation, showing trends in a timely manner based on transparent methodologies by partner institutions can be of value to policy makers.