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India vs the world

Six measures of AI strength, India against China, the United States and Europe, all from one source on one basis.

AI patents granted (share of world)2024The four shares sum to exactly 100.00%, the firmest internal check in this table. *Stanford HAI publishes “Europe”, a geographic grouping that includes non-EU states, and never an EU-27 figure.
India0.40%
China74.24%
USA12.06%
Europe*2.95%*
AI publications in computer science (share of world)2024India publishes a larger share of computer-science AI research than the United States while holding 0.40% of granted patents, by far the widest publication-to-patent gap of the four.
India7.55%
China17.76%
USA7.29%
Europe*11.05%*
Private AI investment, single year (USD)2025The source lists individual European countries (France $4.36B, Germany $3.89B) but never an EU total, so none is shown here rather than one summed from member states.
India$4.09B
China$12.41B
USA$285.88B
Europe*Not published
Private AI investment, cumulative (USD)2013-25Cumulative over thirteen years, so not comparable with the single-year row above.
India$15.39B
China$131.83B
USA$757.27B
Europe*Not published
Newly funded AI companies2025India funded two-thirds as many new AI companies as China on roughly a third of China’s private investment.
India108
China161
USA1,953
Europe*Not published
Notable AI models released2025India does not appear in Epoch AI’s list, which runs down to a count of one. The report calls it a select group, so this reads as not listed rather than zero.
IndiaNot listed
China35
USA59
Europe*2*

One source, one basis per row. The source never publishes an EU-27 figure: where it publishes "Europe" (which includes non-EU states such as the UK) that is shown and marked *, and where it publishes only individual countries the cell reads "Not published". A 2026 report carries 2024 data for patents and publications.

Sources

  1. Stanford HAI, AI Index Report 2026 (chapters 1 and 4)