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Know what AI can do in your field right now, and how fast that is changing.

Where AI models stand in 14 fields, from math, biology and medicine to electrical engineering, game development, media, finance and law. Each field gets what models can do now, where they still fall short, how fast its benchmarks are moving, the best models for it, and every milestone marked by how firm it is: shown, claimed, reported or done by a model that is not public. Written fresh every day from the news, the web, X and the benchmark record.

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Where AI is in each field

Real output from Spezia, read from the same data the tool uses. Every line links to its source.

What you get

  • Where your field stands today

    What the newest models can do in your field, where they still fall short and what is expected next, each line linked to its source.

  • How fast it is moving

    The record on your field's own benchmarks over the last year, and the best models for your field on those benchmarks alone.

  • Milestones you can trust

    Every new capability marked as shown with results, claimed by its makers, reported by others or done by a model that is not public, with the words it rests on.

How it works

  1. 1Open AI by field and pick your field.
  2. 2Read where it stands, how fast it is moving and the newest milestones.
  3. 3Pick a model to see what it can do in your field, or ask Spezia.

Who uses it

Questions about AI by field

Which fields are covered?

Math, Biology, Medicine, Science, Electrical engineering, Software, Game development, Media, Finance, Law, Knowledge work, Cybersecurity, Robotics, Research.

Where does it come from?

Each field's brief is written every day from Spezia's own news, a fresh web search, the most-read posts on X and the benchmark record on the model leaderboard. Every line links to its source, and a milestone is kept only if the words it rests on are found on its source.

What do the labels on milestones mean?

Shown means demonstrated with published results, a paper or an independent check. Claimed means the company or people who built it say so. Reported means others report it without confirmation. Not public means it was done by a model that is not released.

What is free?

Every field's brief, benchmark record and best models, with the newest 8 milestones and stories. Plus, $29 a month, opens the full history and any model's place in your field.

Often used with

  • Every AI model ranked on the benchmarks that matter, with what jumped in each new release.

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  • Releases, benchmarks and an outlook for the next 3 to 24 months.

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  • Ten areas of AI, read in full and checked, one line per story.

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Know what AI can do in your field right now, and how fast that is changing.

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