Open public-interest research

AI data people—and AI assistants—can verify.

Stable datasets, exact update dates, reproducible statistics, comparison tables, and source-level records from our continuously updated AI news archive.

AI Release Tracker

Follow documented release claims, source evidence and verification status. An announcement is not proof that a product is available to everyone.

AI Funding Tracker

Funding rounds parsed from published headlines: company, amount, round and best-effort investors, with monthly totals per currency and the exact rules used.

AI Regulation Tracker

Laws, executive orders, guidance, enforcement and court actions from our Policy and Security coverage, grouped by jurisdiction with a monthly timeline.

How fast we are

Median and 95th-percentile minutes from a source publishing to our story going live, week by week, with the share of stories backed by a verified primary source and a real source image.

AI Security & Integrity Lab

Authorized defensive research on application security, software supply-chain risk, prompt-injection resilience, and information integrity.

AI News Observatory

Original statistics calculated from every canonical story, source domain, topic label, image, and development history in our archive.

Open AI Literacy Curriculum

A public framework mapping 30 competencies to five courses, practice tasks, and applied capstones.

Machine-readable data

Use the full archive as live JSON or CSV. Both formats are public, stable, and refreshed with the news archive.

Transparent methodology

Definitions, inclusion rules, known limitations, topic logic, correction handling, and a versioned change log.

Continuously updated topic datasets

Topics overlap by design. Every record keeps its canonical article and cited source URL. Open a topic hub to read the stories, or fetch the raw JSON dataset for that topic.

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