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316 charts on AI models, money, jobs and rules. Every number is traced to its source and comes with the data to download.

316 charts13 hubs98 topicsChecked 27 Oct 2026

The state of AI in six numbers

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One number from each corner of the library. Each links to its chart, its source and the data, checked against the published data on 27 Oct 2026.
  1. 0198.7%The best SWE-bench Verified score reached 98.7% of the human baseline in 2025, up from 64.3%▲ 34.4 pts vs 2024AI Progress › AI Benchmarks20242025View chart →
  2. 02$581.7BCorporate AI investment more than doubled to $581.7B in 2025▲ 2.3× vs 2024Infrastructure & Industry › AI Investment20132025View chart →
  3. 0388%88% of McKinsey survey respondents said their organisation used AI in 2025, up from 78%▲ 10 pts vs 2024Infrastructure & Industry › AI Adoption20172025View chart →
  4. 0459%59% of adults in 30 countries say AI products have more benefits than drawbacks, up from 52% in 2022▲ 6.9 pts since 2022Work & Society › Public Opinion on AI20222025View chart →
  5. 05150US states passed 150 AI-related laws in 2025, up from 132 in 2024 and 9 in 2020▲ 14% vs 2024Governance & Responsibility › AI Regulation & Policy20162025View chart →
  6. 06463Reported AI incidents rose 48% to 463 in 2025, a record for the AI Incident Database▲ 48% vs 2024Governance & Responsibility › AI Ethics & Safety20122025View chart →

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AI Ethics & SafetyUPDATED
463
AI incidents recorded by the AI Incident Database in 2025, up from 312 in 2024
Reported AI incidents rose 48% to 463 in 2025, a record for the AI Incident Database
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AI in HealthcareUPDATED
335
AI-enabled medical devices authorised by the FDA in 2025, up from 235 in 2024; 1,433 in all since 1995
The FDA authorised 335 AI-enabled medical devices in 2025, bringing the total since 1995 to 1,433
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Public Opinion on AINEW
51%
Of US adults aged 65 and over say federal AI regulation will not go far enough, against 41% of all adults and 38% of those aged 18–29
51% of Americans aged 65 and over say federal AI regulation will not go far enough, the most of any group
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AI JobsNEW
32%
Of respondents expect AI to decrease their organisation's workforce over the next year; 43% expect little or no change and 14% an increase
32% of McKinsey survey respondents expect AI to shrink their organisation's workforce next year
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AI in EducationNEW
94,917
Master's graduates in AI software-related fields at US institutions in 2024, up from 52,139 in 2022
US master's graduates in AI software-related fields rose 82% in two years, to 94,917 in 2024
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AI Regulation & PolicyNEW
7 of 8
International AI governance initiatives endorsed by the US from 2019 to 2025; like the UK, it did not sign the 2025 Paris AI Action Summit statement
The US and UK endorsed 7 of 8 major AI governance initiatives since 2019, but not the 2025 Paris statement
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AI BenchmarksNEW
0.86
Mean HELM Arabic score of Arabic.AI's LLM-X, the highest of 29 models; Gemini 2.5 Flash 0.82, GPT-5.1 0.81
Arabic.AI's LLM-X topped HELM Arabic with a mean score of 0.86, ahead of Gemini 2.5 Flash at 0.82
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AI ModelsNEW
16
Openness Index score out of 100 for K2 Think and Olmo 3 32B Think, the highest of 14 models; Claude 4.5 Haiku scores 2
K2 Think and Olmo 3 32B Think top the Openness Index at 16 of 100; no other model scores on pre-training data
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