- History
- Since 1960
- Series
- 257 series
- Updated
- annual
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
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The 20 datasets AI start-ups want most right now, with their licence terms up front.
ImageNet
ImageNet (Stanford and Princeton)
14 million images; ILSVRC subset ~150 GB
COCO (Common Objects in Context)
COCO Consortium
330,000 images, ~25 GB
Common Crawl
Common Crawl Foundation
Petabytes; ~2-3 billion pages per crawl
OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Planet file ~80 GB (PBF)
Wikipedia (full dumps)
Wikimedia Foundation
300+ languages; English articles ~25 GB compressed
Re-LAION-5B
LAION e.V.
5.5 billion image links with captions
Amazon Reviews
McAuley Lab, UC San Diego (Amazon Reviews 2023)
571 million reviews, 48 million products
SQuAD (Stanford Question Answering)
Stanford NLP
150,000 questions
MIMIC-IV
MIT Laboratory for Computational Physiology (PhysioNet)
300,000+ patients
FineWeb
Hugging Face
15 trillion tokens
GitHub public code
GitHub (via GH Archive and public repositories)
Hundreds of millions of public repositories
Open Images
9 million images
Waymo Open Dataset
Waymo
Thousands of driving scenes
SA-1B (Segment Anything)
Meta AI
11 million images, 1.1 billion masks
Common Voice
Mozilla Foundation
30,000+ hours in 130+ languages
LMSYS Chatbot Arena conversations
LMSYS
1 million conversations with 25 models
UltraChat
Tsinghua University (THUNLP)
1.5 million dialogues
Google Open Buildings
Google Research
1.8 billion building footprints
Sentinel-2
European Space Agency (Copernicus)
Petabytes; the whole land surface every 5 days
ERA5 climate reanalysis
Copernicus Climate Change Service
Every topic that matters.
Not just finance. Whatever the world measures and AI learns from, on a schedule.
AI training text
13Common Crawl · Wikipedia (full dumps) · FineWeb
Images and video
24ImageNet · COCO (Common Objects in Context) · Re-LAION-5B
Language and AI benchmarks
13SQuAD (Stanford Question Answering) · LMSYS Chatbot Arena conversations · UltraChat
Code
5GitHub public code · CodeSearchNet · StarCoderData
Audio and speech
9LibriSpeech · Common Voice · AudioSet
Economy and growth
24GDP · Inflation (consumer prices) · GDP per person
Population
15Population · Fertility rate · Population, long run (10,000 BC to today)
Climate and environment
18CO₂ emissions per person · Global temperature change · Annual CO₂ emissions
Satellite and Earth observation
4Sentinel-2 · Sentinel-1 · Landsat
Energy
23Electricity from renewables · Energy use per person · Electricity from solar
Health
21Life expectancy at birth · Life expectancy, long run · Child mortality, long run
Biology and medicine
10MIMIC-IV · PhysioNet · The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA)
Markets and finance
16NY Fed reference rates (SOFR, EFFR, OBFR) · US Treasury par yield curve · Foreign exchange rates (H.10)
Jobs and labour
9Unemployment rate · Youth unemployment · Labour force participation
Trade and investment
8Exports · Imports · Foreign direct investment (inflows)
Society and inequality
13Titanic passengers (Kaggle) · Extreme poverty ($3 a day) · Income inequality (Gini index)
Government
7Government debt · Tax revenue · Military spending
Education
7Education spending · Average years of schooling · Adult literacy
Technology and internet
10Internet users · Mobile phone subscriptions · Number of internet users
Food and agriculture
12Undernourishment · Daily calories per person · Meat production
Transport and travel
9Electric car sales share · International tourist arrivals · Electric car sales
Science and space
5Iris flowers · Research and development spending · Patent applications
Companies and business
9Amazon Reviews · Open Security & Entity Master · SEC EDGAR company filings
Places and geography
5OpenStreetMap · Google Open Buildings · Population density
Weather and hazards
7Deaths from natural disasters · Earthquakes worldwide · Daily weather observations (GHCN)
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Population · World Bank
Population
Total population of every country and region, each year since 1960.
- History
- Since 1960
- Series
- 260 series
- Updated
- annual
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
Economy and growth · World Bank
Inflation (consumer prices)
Annual change in consumer prices, the headline inflation rate.
- History
- Since 1960
- Series
- 236 series
- Updated
- annual
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
Markets and finance · Federal Reserve Bank of New York
NY Fed reference rates (SOFR, EFFR, OBFR)
SOFR, EFFR, OBFR, TGCR and BGCR with percentiles and volumes, plus SOFR averages and index, every business day.
- History
- Since 2018
- Series
- 36 series
- Updated
- daily
- Licence
- Public data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Economy and growth · World Bank
GDP per person
GDP divided by population, the most used measure of average income.
- History
- Since 1960
- Series
- 257 series
- Updated
- annual
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
Jobs and labour · World Bank
Unemployment rate
Share of the labour force without work but looking for it (ILO modelled estimate).
- History
- Since 1991
- Series
- 230 series
- Updated
- annual
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
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