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-2026/2026-08-26. Covers developments after the August 3 edition, including 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 prior public release and 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.