Value chain (value_chain)
Where in the AI value chain does this signal sit?
| Theme | Description |
|---|---|
| Infrastructure | The compute layer — GPUs, TPUs, custom chips, and cloud infrastructure that make large-scale model training and inference possible. |
| Foundation Models | The core models that define capability — trained systems like GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Llama that serve as the base for downstream products. |
| Orchestration | The software layer that makes models usable — frameworks, agents, vector stores, and developer tools for building and managing model-powered systems. |
| Data & Labeling | The data layer — how models are trained, evaluated, and refined, from raw datasets to synthetic data and human feedback loops. |
| Applications | The product layer — AI features and experiences built for real users, from enterprise copilots to consumer agents. |
| Distribution | The delivery layer — how AI capabilities reach users, through APIs, platforms, partnerships, and ecosystems. |
Market force (market_force)
What external pressure or catalyst is shaping the value chain?
| Theme | Description |
|---|---|
| Capital & Investment | Tracks the allocation of financial resources — who’s funding whom, how capital moves across stages, and how valuations shape incentives. |
| Regulatory & Legal | Tracks how rules, policies, and court decisions set the boundaries for innovation and competition. |
| Competitive Dynamics | Examines how firms position themselves — via product strategy, data moats, or market timing — to gain or defend share. |
| Talent & Labor | Follows the human factor — hiring trends, executive shifts, skill shortages, and how automation reshapes work. |
| Geopolitical Strategy | Analyzes the interplay between national interests, technology policy, and access to compute and talent. |
| Trust & Societal Impact | Captures public sentiment, safety debates, and the ethics shaping adoption and regulation. |
Interpretation fields
Each theme includes interpretation fields derived from the raw trend stats. These are discrete labels that agents can act on without statistical expertise.| Field | Values | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
direction | Rising, Stable, Declining | Which way is this theme trending |
confidence | Significant, Insignificant | Is the trend statistically reliable |
stability | Volatile, Steady | How consistent is coverage week to week |
priority | High, Medium, Low, Negligible | Combined assessment across all dimensions |
priority_reasoning | Free text | Human-readable explanation of the priority assignment |
scale field — all 12 themes are always active.
Theme intelligence
Each theme has a rich profile including:- Signal count — total signals tagged with this theme
- Trend stats — analytics across four dimensions (see below)
- Related themes — themes that frequently co-occur across both axes
Trend analytics
Every theme includes atrend object with analytics across four dimensions:
| Field | Dimension | Description |
|---|---|---|
share_of_voice | Scale | Theme’s share of total corpus this week |
theil_sen_slope | Directionality | Robust trend slope (resistant to outliers) |
streak | Directionality | Consecutive weeks of growth |
chi2_trend | Significance | Chi-square test statistic for linear trend |
chi2_p_value | Significance | Statistical significance of trend (< 0.05 = significant) |
effect_size | Significance | Cramer’s V — practical significance (0 = no effect, 1 = maximal) |
coefficient_of_variation | Volatility | How variable is coverage (stddev / mean) |