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  • Bibliometrics
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) research
  • Global science policy

Background:

  • Nations are prioritizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for global competitiveness.
  • Understanding the geographical distribution and interdependencies of AI research is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze global AI research dynamics using bibliometric data.
  • To identify key cities and their roles in East-West AI research collaboration and talent flow.
  • To quantify Beijing's central role in the global AI landscape.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of a dataset comprising 2.2 million AI papers.
  • Study of inter-city citations, collaborations, and talent migration patterns.
  • Development of a measure to quantify cities' roles in bridging East and West.

Main Results:

  • Beijing is the most impactful and productive AI city, with the largest AI scientist workforce since the mid-1990s.
  • Western cities exhibit high intra-regional citation rates.
  • East-East collaborations and talent migration are more prevalent than East-West or West-West.
  • Beijing acts as a central gateway for East-West AI knowledge and talent exchange.
  • The center of mass for AI research has significantly shifted eastward over three decades.

Conclusions:

  • Global AI research is experiencing an eastward shift.
  • Beijing plays a pivotal role as a global hub, connecting international AI researchers.
  • The findings underscore the growing influence of Chinese cities in AI development and collaboration.