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AI News Observatory

A reproducible view of what our verified AI news archive actually contains. Every number below is recalculated from stable canonical stories and their recorded primary evidence.

Updated September 3, 2026 at 5:39 AM UTCData through 2026-09-03MethodologyDownload JSONDownload CSVCC BY 4.0
1037
Canonical stories
319
Last 7 days
1037
Last 30 days
355
Source domains
128
Updated stories
100%
Image coverage

Quotable findings

AI Understanding's verified archive contains 1037 canonical AI news stories from 355 distinct source domains as of 2026-09-03.
— AI Understanding AI News Observatory, updated 2026-09-03
1037 stories were published in the latest 30-day window in AI Understanding's archive.
— AI Understanding AI News Observatory, updated 2026-09-03
128 canonical stories include a visible development history rather than a separate near-duplicate URL.
— AI Understanding AI News Observatory, updated 2026-09-03
Research is the largest tracked topic in the archive with 457 matching stories; topic labels overlap.
— AI Understanding AI News Observatory, updated 2026-09-03
100% of archived stories have a story-specific image recorded.
— AI Understanding AI News Observatory, updated 2026-09-03

Topic comparison

Rules-based topics overlap; do not add rows together.

TopicAll stories7 days30 daysSource domainsUpdated URLs
Research457110457619
Models195611956527
Safety148491487826
Policy1225212210228
Chips8919896120
OpenAI5926593019
Anthropic4118413215
Google AI371437246

What this dataset can and cannot show

It describes AI Understanding’s archive—not the entire AI industry. Source-domain counts reflect recorded primary evidence URLs. Topic labels are reproducible rules, not a subjective ranking. Publication volume is not a measure of importance or market size. Review the methodology and record-level JSON before using a statistic.

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