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Real-Time Events from Active AI Companies

Track 100 companies with live event data updates every 5 minutes

SectorHQ tracks over 100 active AI companies in real time, analyzing events from hiring data, GitHub activity, research publications, and community sentiment to reveal which technologies are gaining traction fastest. Our proprietary BS Detection algorithm analyzes the gap between marketing hype and actual product capabilities, helping you cut through the noise and identify which AI companies are genuinely shipping versus just talking. Rankings update every 5 minutes with verified events from arXiv, Reddit, tech news, and company blogs—not press releases. Compare OpenAI vs Anthropic vs Google, track AI momentum, or discover hidden gems before they hit mainstream radar. Every ranking is backed by quantifiable metrics: event count, sentiment analysis, and reality-to-hype ratio.

100+
Companies Tracked
23K
Events Analyzed
206
Active Today
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Data Sources

BS Detector

Auto-Generated Insights

🔥 OpenAI is DOMINATING with 343 events this week
📉 Scotland sentiment tanking at 15% - community is NOT happy
💩 Google Cloud talks 10% more than they ship
✨ DuckDuckGo quietly shipping - under-promise, over-deliver champion
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How This Works

We track AI-related events from Reddit, arXiv, GitHub, company blogs, tech news, and other places where actual AI stuff happens. Not just press releases.

Scoring Formula

score = Σ(event_quality × sentiment × recency_weight)

Quality score filters out the BS. Sentiment tracks if it's good news or "oops we're having layoffs" news. Recency means old events matter less than new ones.

✓ What We Track

  • → Product launches (actual demos)
  • → Research papers (arXiv, journals)
  • → GitHub activity (real code)
  • → Partnerships (with substance)
  • → Funding rounds (validated)
  • → Hiring/layoffs (market signals)

✗ What We Ignore

  • → Vague press releases
  • → "Exploring AI" announcements
  • → Repackaged old news
  • → Executive quotes about AI
  • → Generic "AI strategy" posts
  • → Marketing without product