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Trends over time

Jul 13–Oct 4, 2026 · 12 published weeks

In the latest report, the remaining 1% of attention can include unpublished topics and podcasts with no qualifying discussion.

11 topics shown · Sep 28–Oct 4, 2026

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Topic attention across published weeksEach colored line uses the same attention scale. Only topics with published measurements are shown; their shares do not necessarily total 100%. Breaks mean missing measurements, not zero. Dated dots open that topic and week below.0%11.3%22.5%33.8%45%Jul 13Jul 20Jul 27Aug 3Aug 10Aug 17Aug 24Aug 31Sep 7Sep 14Sep 21Sep 28Adoption Use Cases: About the same in the latest reportAdoption Use Cases33.4%Research: Gaining attention in the latest reportResearch22.7%Agents: About the same in the latest reportAgents14.5%Safety & governance: Losing attention in the latest reportSafety & governance8.6%Hardware: Gaining attention in the latest reportHardware7.9%Regulation: About the same in the latest reportRegulation3.9%Open Models: About the same in the latest reportOpen Models3.1%Economics: Losing attention in the latest reportEconomics2.5%Infrastructure: About the same in the latest reportInfrastructure1.2%Jobs: About the same in the latest reportJobs1.2%Other: Below threshold in the latest reportOtherNo measurement

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Hardware · 5.3% · Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026 · Gaining attention in the latest report

Hardware

The chips, data centers, energy, and devices that AI depends on.

Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026

5.3%About the sameUp 2.6 percentage points from last week

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Hardware, week by weekDated controls show each week's attention share. Gaps mean no qualifying measurement, not zero. Select a week to read its discussion below.0%11.3%22.5%33.8%45%
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Hardware · Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026

A closer read

What changed
Its share rose from 2.7% to 5.3%, with evidence across 8 podcasts.
Where it showed up
It appeared in episodes including “From 10 Drones a Month to Nearly 100,000 — Inside Ukraine's Largest Drone Manufacturer | Marko Kushnir, General Cherry” and “Redefining Chip Architecture with Arm CEO Rene Haas”.
How to read it
6 cited episodes from 5 podcasts are shown below. The topic appeared across 8 podcasts in the full analysis.

Podcast moments from the week

8 quoted moments · 6 episodes · 5 podcasts

Eye on AI

From 10 Drones a Month to Nearly 100,000 — Inside Ukraine's Largest Drone Manufacturer | Marko Kushnir, General Cherry

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    “Yes, just a little model uh in our cameras. So you can It's like on-device little processor.”
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No Priors

Redefining Chip Architecture with Arm CEO Rene Haas

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    “in 5 to 10 years, you know, our industry as well, uh we're gonna see some amazing differences relative to how chips are designed.”
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    “we could become a home for these young companies who have uh chip technology”
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The Artificial Intelligence Show

#235: OpenAI-Hugging Face Hack Involved 100s of Agents, Bill Gates Now Pessimistic on Jobs, Nvidia Doubles Revenue & Anthropic Targets “$30 Trillion” TAM

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    “All right, to wrap up here, we've got some AI product and funding updates I'll go through real quick as we close out the episode. So first up, OpenAI has talked through some of the first results with Jalapeño, its first custom inference chip. It says this system developed with...”
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Eye on AI

In 5 to 10 Years, Using Weapons Without AI Will Be Considered Unethical | Yaroslav Azhnyuk, The Fourth Law

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    “Bye. Because I was trying to understand where their models are coming from, where their chips are coming from. Yeah, he was saying they produce them in, in Ukraine. Uh Is there uh adequate semiconductor manufacturing or assembly in Ukraine to provide chips?”
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Last Week in AI

#255 - Gemini 3.7, Jalapeño, Qwen 3.8, Drones

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    “pretty big gains in speed and efficiency, which if they have exclusive access to this chip and it actually is better than anything you can get, on the market, big competitive advantage.”
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    “this is a remarkable, like, I think it's the first time we've ever seen a company design a chip one shot. that is actually competitive.”
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