AIAIMate preserves each State of AI release as a dated snapshot rather than silently rewriting older editions. That makes the archive useful for more than current facts: it shows the pace of AI development, policy change, infrastructure shifts, and evolving uncertainty over time.
The current edition is always at /learn/state-of-ai-2026. Dated URLs are stable permalinks.
Latest release. Also permalinked at /learn/state-of-ai-2026/2026-09-06. Covers developments after August 26, including OpenAI's first Critical cybersecurity classification under its own Preparedness Framework, Anthropic's externally tested scientific outputs and Model Hardware Standard, OpenAI's internal research-acceleration measurements, Google DeepMind's double-blind frontier-evaluation pilot and Gemini 3.8 Flash model card, and stronger infrastructure/security controls around increasingly capable agents.
The prior release. Covers Grok 4.6 and Grok Bot, Gemini 3.7 Flash and broader multimodal work, Anthropic text watermarking, EU AI Omnibus timing, updated U.S. executive-order context, OpenAI's cyber-safety pacing decision, Jalapeño inference-chip results, and NIST AI RMF revision status.
The first formal research-archive edition. Preserved as the historical snapshot published with an August 3 cutoff.
/learn/state-of-ai-2026 always points at the latest release. Older editions keep dated permalinks.