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AI in the US
Our charts and analysis on AI in the United States: jobs and skills, computer science education, state and federal AI laws, public opinion and investment. For every topic, start at AI Statistics.
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Public Opinion on AIIn each of 39 US states, 27% to 38% are unsure whether federal AI regulation will go too far or not far enough19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI ModelsThe US has released 1,618 AI models since 2010, almost twice China's 84919 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI JobsTop AI talent moving into the US fell 42% between 2016 and 2024; moves out fell 35%19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationUS states passed 150 AI-related laws in 2025, up from 132 in 2024 and 9 in 202019 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationCalifornia passed 62 AI-related state laws in 2016–2025, more than twice Maryland, the next state19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI Regulation102 witnesses appeared at US congressional AI hearings in 2025, 20 times as many as in 201719 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationIndustry supplied 37.3% of witnesses at US congressional AI hearings in 2025, up from 13.0% in 2017–1819 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationGeneral AI governance drew 113 witnesses to US congressional AI hearings in 2017–2025, the most of any subject19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationUS federal agencies issued 58 AI-related regulations in 2025, one fewer than the 2024 high of 5919 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationThe Executive Office of the President issued 28 AI-related regulations in 2025, up from 5 in 202419 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationUS federal AI spending reached $20.4B over 2013–2024, $15.9B of it through grants19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →
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AI RegulationUS federal AI grant spending reached $5.05B in 2024, seven times its 2020 level19 Oct 2026 · Chart · CSVView →