Hello Roua,

I saw your request regarding historical data for an artificial intelligence index, and I believe I can assist. In addition to public resources, such as the Stanford AI Index and platforms like OECD.AI, you may find valuable data and insights within our Tao Q TQMU and Bolt portals. These systems contain specialized AI datasets and indices, with access to tools for tracking, analyzing, and visualizing historical AI metrics and trends in various sectors.

If you'd be interested in using these portals for your research, I’d be happy to discuss how we can collaborate to provide you with the data you need.

Please feel free to reach out for further details.

Best regards,

Steven Henderson

Dear Roua Jaballah ,

While some have questioned the sustainability of the AI investment wave, AI technologies are continuing to attract attention, and governments remain interested in their transformative potential.

The Global AI Index aims to make sense of this complex landscape in 83 countries that have chosen to invest in AI. Now in its fifth iteration, it is the first ranking of countries based on AI implementation, innovation and investment.

https://www.tortoisemedia.com/intelligence/global-ai/

Regards,

Shafagat

Dear Roua Jaballah ,

AI Preparedness Index (AIPI) assesses the level of AI preparedness across 174 countries, based on a rich set of macro-structural indicators that cover the countries’ digital infrastructure, human capital and labor market policies, innovation and economic integration, and regulation and ethics.

Source data include official data, surveys of hard data and surveys of perceptions compiled by 8 institutions: Fraser Institute, International Labor Organization, International Telecommunication Union, United Nations, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Universal Postal Union, World Bank, and World Economic Forum.

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/datasets/AIPI

Regards,

Shafagat

Shafagat Mahmudova Steven Henderson I didn't find historical data.

Free public data:

PUBLIC DATA: 2024 AI Index Report - Google Drive

(from https://aiindex.stanford.edu/report/)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_9oLjgrgZlRdAWOY1fhGNlPv9nSfDDwN

Roua Jaballah Artificial Intelligence (AI) indices are used to track the progress, trends, and impact of AI technologies over time. These indices often measure advancements in research, funding, adoption, and public perception of AI. For example, think of AI development as monitoring the growth of a tree. Just as we observe how a tree grows taller, branches out, and produces fruits, AI indices monitor how AI evolves, spreads into industries, and impacts our lives.

For historical data on AI indices, you can explore the Stanford AI Index Report, which is updated annually and provides comprehensive insights into AI trends, including global investments, publication counts, and performance benchmarks. It’s like examining yearly growth rings in a tree to understand its health and development.

Another great source is OpenAI’s Research Papers and Reports, which often include datasets on AI capabilities and trends. You can also check Kaggle Datasets or Google’s Dataset Search for specific data points related to AI advancements. These platforms act like marketplaces for seeds and plants, where you can find specialized data for your research garden.

For APIs, IBM Watson, Microsoft Azure AI, and Google Cloud AI APIs provide tools to access AI-related statistics and trends. These are like water systems that keep your data garden nourished with the latest insights.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further recommendations.

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