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Share of AI Papers on arXiv with an Author in France (Monthly)

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3.8%

Methodology

## What this measures

Of AI papers on arXiv in OpenAlex (primary topic in the Artificial Intelligence or Computer Vision subfield) with a publication date in the month, out of those where OpenAlex identified at least one author institution, the share with at least one author at an institution in France. A paper with authors in several countries counts in each.

## Why it matters

It tracks France weight in AI research output against other countries.

## How to read it

The series starts in February 2016 at 6.7%. The latest reading, for September 2026, is 3.8%. The high is 10.2% (October 2016) and the low 2.9% (April 2025).

## What it does not say

Country comes from the institution, not the author's nationality. Shares across countries add to more than 100% because of co-authorship. OpenAlex identifies at least one institution for between 46% and 89% of these papers a month (lowest in July 2025); a paper without one is left out of the base, so a month with weak coverage reads noisier. Single months move several points; read the quarterly average.

## Source

OpenAlex works with a location on arXiv whose primary topic is in the Artificial Intelligence (1702) or Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (1707) subfield, counted by Palanor with grouped queries; windows skip 1 January, the date OpenAlex gives works known only by year. CC0. Source: OpenAlex.

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