The roots
Where the numbers come from.
Feeds
Sources
The rings
One ring a year. The tree above is now; these lines are the direction it grew from — the same method, run on observations dated up to each Dec 31.
dashed = provisional, under half its indicators existed · gap = no indicator yet · even = 14.3 · each year sums to 100, so one line rising can mean others falling
The dials
The seven futures under the selected lens.
What the machine thinks pertinence means
The toolbox
How fast language models are being handed tools, counted on GitHub. Reading github.json…
The capability expansion curve · new repos a year
table · the numbers in this chart
What the count can see, and what it can't
Reading github-trends.json…
The exponential
Releases a year
Commits a month
Stars
What the counts are, in the data's own words
The tools are evolving too
New AI-tool repos a month
New Lean projects a month
mathlib commits a month
The tool layer · stars
Why the tools share this tab, and what their counts are
The inventory
Every file this page reads, what it draws, and what came back.
Files · every request this page makes
The soil
Where the data comes from. Pick a source; the regions it measures light up. Most are world aggregates — said plainly, not drawn bigger.
Sources
The atlas
The seven futures, scored per country — weighted percentiles of open country data, each country against all reporting countries, as levels, not directions. None of these country indicators measures AI: they are the conditions each future would land in. Totals are counted per person. Pick a realm; countries light by their score. Thin data is dashed, never hidden. Outlines: Natural Earth (public domain).