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Who's Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?

Who's Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?

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Methodology “Who’s Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?” brings the latest data to gauge the balance of top AI talent globally. It builds off the now-defunct AI talent project from MacroPolo to compare and track changes over the last three years across countries and institutions that produce top AI talent. To maintain longitudinal integrity requires establishing the same baseline for comparison, so we took the same methodological approach for the 3.0 update as the edition published in 2023.

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Methodology “Who’s Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?” brings the latest data to gauge the balance of top AI talent globally. It builds off the now-defunct AI talent project from MacroPolo to compare and track changes over the last three years across countries and institutions that produce top AI talent. To maintain longitudinal integrity requires establishing the same baseline for comparison, so we took the same methodological approach for the 3.0 update as the edition published in 2023. The previous edition’s methodology remains publicly available in archived form.

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