AI History
AI History is a free, open-source archive that tracks over 437 AI milestones, including research papers, model releases, product launches, policy changes, and company news. Users can search and filter events by year, category, or highlight status, and each entry includes a description, 'why it matters' analysis, source links, and tags. The archive is continuously updated through community submissions via GitHub, making it a collaborative resource for tracking the AI landscape. It is particularly useful for agencies and analysts who need to stay informed about AI developments for competitive intelligence, trend analysis, and client briefings.
AI History is a free, priced at $12.93/month on the plus plan. InnovaAI scores it 4.6/10 for agency resale.
Agency Audit
AI History is a valuable free resource for agencies that need to monitor AI developments for client work. It provides a structured, searchable timeline of key events with context and sources, saving research time. However, it is not a tool for automation or client delivery; it is purely an informational archive.
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Illustrative scenario. Not a guarantee. Net capacity is the value of reclaimed time at $75/hr, less the lowest verified paid base plan (flat plan cost is shared). Hours saved come from the service estimate; implementation, taxes, and unprovided usage charges are excluded.
Adoption signals available after Phase 2
- You need real-time AI news alerts
- You require an API to integrate AI data into your own tools
Internal Adoption Path
$12.93/mo
$12.93/mo flat plan
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Illustrative scenario. Not a guarantee. Uses the lowest verified paid base plan. Implementation, taxes, and unprovided usage charges are excluded.
AI Tool Overview
- You need a quick reference for AI milestones to inform client strategies
- You want to track AI trends without spending hours on research
- You value open-source, community-driven resources
- You need real-time AI news alerts
- You require an API to integrate AI data into your own tools
Platform Features
Core capabilities of AI History
Submit events via GitHub
UniqueContribute new AI milestones by creating a GitHub issue, keeping the archive current.
Browse chronological archive
View AI milestones sorted by date, from 2017 to 2026, with category filters.
Search and filter events
Quickly find specific AI events using the search bar and category/year filters.
Access source links and tags
Each event includes links to original sources and relevant tags for deeper research.
What Makes AI History Different
Unique advantages vs similar tools in this niche
Crowdsourced, continuously updated archive
vs Static lists or manual researchThe archive is updated as new information arrives, with community submissions via GitHub.
Structured event data with 'why it matters' context
vs Raw news feedsEach event includes a concise explanation of its significance, saving analysis time.
Latest Updates
Recent releases and improvements for AI History
Altman, Musk and Hassabis endorse Amodei slowdown call; Altman hints at lab pact (no signed agreement)
New2026-09-12All four frontier-lab leaders publicly aligned on pacing for the first time, with the first on-record hint of a coordinated inter-lab slowdown pact.
Amodei We must slow the pace essay (today, CEO stance, not agreement)
New2026-09-12Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei publishes essay calling to slow the pace of capability improvements; strongest sitting-CEO slowdown call to date.
Kimi K2.8 Preview (coding/agent uplift)
New2026-09-11Preview fully rolled in Kimi Code with broad coding/agent gains over K2.7. No weights/arch disclosed yet.
GPT-Live-1 in the API
New2026-09-10Full-duplex voice layer released with single-model interruption/noise/silence handling, delegation to Astra/Terra/Luna/Codex, ASR transcripts, WebRTC/WS/telephony.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (552B backbone, CED)
New2026-09-10552B MoE backbone with new Causal Encoder-Decoder architecture, 1M context, 384K output, native vision. Vendor claims Flash beats 1.6T V4-Pro on perf/cost/speed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about pricing, setup, alternatives
AI History offers 1 pricing tier, at $12.93/mo (plus).
AI History integrates natively with GitHub. These integrations enable agencies to connect AI History into existing client workflows without custom development.
AI History's most distinctive features include: Submit events via GitHub (Contribute new AI milestones by creating a GitHub issue, keeping the archive current.). These capabilities differentiate AI History from alternatives and create unique value for agency clients.
AI History's key advantage over Static lists or manual research: Crowdsourced, continuously updated archive. The archive is updated as new information arrives, with community submissions via GitHub. Overall: AI History is a valuable free resource for agencies that need to monitor AI developments for client work. It provides a structured, searchable timeline of key events with context and sources, saving research time. However, it is not a tool for automation or client delivery; it is purely an informational archive.
Pricing
AI History platform cost to your agency
plus: $12.93/mo
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- for $12.93B ($11.9B plus up to $1B staff retention); definitive agreement Sep 2 per 8-K, close expected H1 2027 pending regulatory approval. Jensen's blog post pledges th
How usage-based pricing works
AI History charges per consumption unit (per minute). Below are the component rates the vendor publishes. Each row is a separate charge: your total cost combines them based on your configuration and volume. Component rates range from $0.05 per minute.
Final agency cost = (sum of selected component rates) × client usage volume. Confirm a usage estimate with each client before quoting.
Component Rates
Cost per unit: total depends on your configuration and volume
No verified white-label program for AI History: client-facing delivery runs under the platform's native branding.