Share of SEC annual reports mentioning artificial intelligence
12 rows · percent of 10-K filings · updated August 24, 2026
For the January-to-June filing season of each year from 2015 to 2026, the number of 10-K filings whose full text contains the exact phrase, divided by the number of 10-K filings in the same window retrieved by the same query with the phrase removed. Counts are of DOCUMENTS containing the phrase at least once, not of mentions.
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Used in Artificial intelligence is now in the majority of American annual reports
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DFX Intelligence Observatory, “Share of SEC annual reports mentioning artificial intelligence”, derived from U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, EDGAR full-text search. dfxintel.com/observatory/data/ai-in-annual-reports.csv
Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, EDGAR full-text search. Retrieved August 24, 2026. Analysis by DFX Intelligence.
Business formation by state, trailing twelve months
51 rows · applications · updated August 24, 2026
Trailing 12 months ending 2026-07 summed from not-seasonally-adjusted monthly counts, compared with the same 12 calendar months ending 2019-07. Per-capita rates use the latest annual state population estimate. High-propensity share is high-propensity applications divided by total applications in the same window.
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Used in America files twice as many new businesses as it did in 2019. Most of them will never hire anyone.
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DFX Intelligence Observatory, “Business formation by state, trailing twelve months”, derived from U.S. Census Bureau, Business Formation Statistics. dfxintel.com/observatory/data/business-formation-by-state.csv
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Business Formation Statistics, via Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED). Retrieved August 24, 2026. Analysis by DFX Intelligence.
Signals: things worth knowing today
5 rows · signals · updated August 24, 2026
Candidate facts are generated deterministically from each published dataset, scored on nine dimensions by observatory/score.py, ranked, and cut at a fixed score floor. No text is model-written.
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DFX Intelligence Observatory, “Signals: things worth knowing today”, derived from DFX Intelligence Observatory, derived from the datasets each signal cites. dfxintel.com/observatory/data/daily-signals.csv
Source: DFX Intelligence Observatory, derived from the datasets each signal cites. Retrieved August 24, 2026. Analysis by DFX Intelligence.
Business formation against real economic growth, by state
51 rows · percent change · updated August 24, 2026
Real GDP by state in millions of chained 2017 dollars, 2019 to 2025, expressed as percent change, joined by state to the trailing-twelve-month business application counts and seven-year application growth from the Observatory's business-formation-by-state dataset. Spearman rank correlation is reported because the application distribution has a single extreme value.
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Used in Wyoming has the fastest business formation in America and the slowest economic growth
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DFX Intelligence Observatory, “Business formation against real economic growth, by state”, derived from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Accounts (SAGDP9), with U.S. Census Bureau Business Formation Statistics. dfxintel.com/observatory/data/state-economy-vs-formation.csv
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Accounts (SAGDP9), with U.S. Census Bureau Business Formation Statistics. Retrieved August 24, 2026. Analysis by DFX Intelligence.