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The AI Activity Gauge reads 58 this week — down 5 on last week and cooling, moved mostly by funding (+11 pts). Investors disclosed $456.3B across 309 rounds in 30 days, ahead of the quarterly pace at 1.3× — led by Lumentum's $115 billion acquisition. AI Policy is the fastest-moving story (152 stories in 14 days, up 22), and Companies & Products carries the most coverage at 23% of stories.
Computed Thu 5 Nov, 20:31 from source-backed records — refreshes all day.
One number for how loud the AI economy is this week — canonical events, story volume and disclosed money, blended into a 0–100 composite.
58
▼ 5 week over week
What moved it:
Funding +11 pts
Stories -9 pts
Events -7 pts
Events
▼ 24%
153 this week
Stories
▼ 38%
459 this week
Disclosed funding
▲ 113%
$123,231M this week
Methodology v1: weekly composite of canonical events (40%), visible stories (30%) and disclosed funding (30%), each normalized against the busiest week in the 12-week window. Inputs are counts of source-backed records — no external market data.
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Companies & Products leads with 23% of 30-day coverage; the fastest riser is Hardware & Infrastructure at +25%.
Every number on this page derives from source-backed records elsewhere on TLDRocket; historical inputs remain
reproducible from the underlying items, events and rounds. Nothing here is investment advice.
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