Data Brief

Identifying AI Research

Christian Schoeberl,

Autumn Toney,

and James Dunham

July 2023

The choice of method for surfacing AI-relevant publications impacts the ultimate research findings. This report provides a quantitative analysis of various methods available to researchers for identifying AI-relevant research within CSET’s merged corpus, and showcases the research implications of each method.

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