Global AI Atlas / changes / 2026-08.r2

What changed, and when.

AI, social and economic impact. Trace the measurement, understand the population and keep the actual dates.

2026-09-07

2026-08.r2

Historical backfill retrieved 7 September 2026: 6,588 published World Bank indicator values across 217 economies for available 2023–2025 annual waves, plus 67 enterprise AI survey records from 2023–2024 in a separate seven-category measure. The history view compares native periods and adds the September 2023 BCG consulting experiment, with its March 2026 journal publication. The original 2026-08.r1 snapshot remains unchanged.

Coverage differs by indicator and country. Water-stress observations in this window are not published in the connected feed; 2026 annual waves are incomplete and excluded. Microsoft country AI diffusion starts in H1 2025; no 2023–2024 values are inferred. The expanded 2025 enterprise AI basket is separate from 2023–2024, and no cross-basket growth rate is calculated. Comparable country attention and realized net economic benefit remain unavailable.

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2026-09-06

2026-08.r1

First edition: openly licensed country AI estimates, official AI and social-use surveys, and scoped productivity studies. Later editions record additions and revisions here.

No comparable monthly country attention, platform audience or realized net-benefit feed is connected. Country coverage and survey populations differ across sources.

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Countries and economies follow source reporting conventions; boundaries and listings imply no position on sovereignty. Missing polygons remain accessible through country search and the table. AI estimates, surveys and studies are separate evidence. No universal impact score is calculated.
Eurostat data selected and reformatted by humAIne with attribution. Microsoft data © 2026 Microsoft, reused under the MIT License. Interpretation is humAIne’s responsibility.

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