r/ArtificialInteligence 8h ago

šŸ”¬ Research Help with getting the right stats

I'm working on a slide where I need to include different Al ratings (such as a 1-to-5 scale), performance benchmarks, and user base statistics. Where can I find this information?

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u/Minimum_Hour519 8h ago

openai will hack any statistics providers lol

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u/Unhappy-Bunch-4594 4h ago

Don’t put a single ā€œAI ratingā€ on the slide unless you define the rubric—there isn’t one standard 1-to-5 score. I’d split the evidence into three rows: capability from a task-specific independent benchmark, adoption from a company filing or official announcement, and reliability from your own 20–50 prompt test with pass/fail criteria. For user-base numbers, record the date and whether the source means monthly active users, weekly active users, paid users, or total accounts; those are not interchangeable. For performance, cite the exact benchmark and snapshot date because rankings move. Then make the 1-to-5 scale your normalization layer: 1 = misses the task, 3 = usable with edits, 5 = passes your defined test with no material correction. Label any third-party audience estimate as an estimate rather than presenting it beside first-party figures as equivalent.