Good AI Prism Edition 2026/27
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Three independently rotating rings connect 24 business areas, eight data types and six technology layers.
Explore how the AI market fits together.
Good AI Prism
Explore how the AI market fits together.
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Free market exploration

Business leaders, researchers, buyers, providers and editors who need a shared view of AI.
A list of tools hides the infrastructure and relationships behind them. The three-ring edition connects business work, data types and the technology stack in one inspectable map.
A public map makes a fragmented AI market easier to explore. Move between the work a product supports, the data it handles and the infrastructure beneath it. Editions, segments, Registry profiles and Navigator exploration provide different ways into the same question: what deserves a closer look?
Start with a business function or industry.
Inspect an entry, its relationships and its source status.
Continue into the public Registry or agree a research question.
Start with a task, industry or product name. No account or private business data is needed.
Bring the decision you need to make and your intended use. Agree the relevant users, product or organisation boundary, permitted evidence and acceptance conditions. Any service or subscription begins on its agreed start date.
Leave with a clearer set of relationships to investigate in source-backed records. The illustration itself is not a recommendation.
Public exploration is free. Each profile retains its source scope and limitations. Agree reproduction rights for a poster or report’s intended use.
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Three independently rotating rings connect 24 business areas, eight data types and six technology layers.
Explore how the AI market fits together.
Free
38 individually addressable segment views across all three rings.
Begin with the work, then inspect the options.
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Public object records with available source references.
Inspect the record behind a name.
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Search public market entries and filter by decision conditions.
Move from a question to a source-aware shortlist.
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Edition and format identification for the intended use.
Bring a shared map into the room.
Fee configured to agreed scope
Sector boundary and edition-specific research question.
Take one sector beyond the overview.
Public exploration is free. Each profile retains its source scope and limitations. Agree reproduction rights for a poster or report’s intended use.
Prism is the public entrance; the Registry owns published records and evidence remains attached to its source.
A source-backed profile is not independent verification. Inspect the evidence class and product, plan and region for each claim.
No. Editorial admission is independent of paid programmes.
Start with a task, industry or product name. No account or private business data is needed. Bring any procurement, confidentiality, language and accessibility requirements to the scoping conversation. Record the agreed deliverables and responsibilities in the order.
Start with a task, industry or product name. No account or private business data is needed.