Trend tracker
On-Device AI Boom
Apple, Google and Qualcomm push on-device large models; offline AI becomes a standard device capability.
Editorial heat index
194
editorial cumulative index
Tracking period
2026 YTD
Coverage in this tracker
3 tracked stories
The heat index is a cumulative editorial index AI Tools Daily maintains, scored on a 20–400 scale. It is a running score — not a percentage, a growth rate or a market share, and not third-party statistics.
How the heat index moves Each day the refresh script reads the site's nine English news feeds (OpenAI, Google, Google DeepMind, TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI, Ars Technica AI, MIT Technology Review, Hugging Face, NVIDIA) and samples titles published in the last 7 days, up to 20 per feed. A title counts as one mention when its text contains any of the tracker's ASCII tags — tags matching ^[a-z0-9 .-]{3,}$; Chinese-language tags are filtered out and never match. A tracker with mentions gains min(mentions, 5) points, one with none loses 1 point, and the score always stays within 20–400. If every feed fails or no title is sampled, the score is left unchanged that day.
Method note updated 2026-10-14
What this tracker follows
The coverage list below matches these keywords against story tags, headlines and standfirsts in the archive.
Coverage in this tracker
- · 2 min readApple WWDC 2026: Next-Gen Apple Intelligence and Siri AI Arrive
- · 3 min readOpenAI Pushes GPT-6 Astra Into Enterprise Work, Priced From $10 per Million Input Tokens
- · 1 min readAlexa+ Arrives: Amazon Gives Its 600-Million-Device Assistant a Generative Brain