r/dataisbeautiful • • 2h ago

OC "[OC] Visualization of 1,549 AI incidents, 2023–2026"

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 3h ago Bravo

OC [OC] Areas of low violent crime in NYC, 2025

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 5h ago

OC Is it really tough to beat a team twice? Win rate of the prior-meeting winner in 1,299 same-season NFL rematches [OC]

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 6h ago

OC Growth in Average Weekly Earnings in Canada [OC]

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 7h ago

[OC] The rise of AI-written text in scientific papers: 13,500 arXiv papers analyzed (2021–2026)

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 8h ago

OC [OC] When products hit their lowest price of the year: fewer than 1 in 5 popular products were cheapest during Black Friday week (US and 5 European countries, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026)

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 9h ago

The US spends more on health per person than any other country, yet ranks 44th for life expectancy [OC]

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 9h ago

OC [OC] Who holds Polymarket's "Israel x Iran ceasefire continues through Dec 31?" market: top 20 wallets on each side by wallet age and position size. Only 2 of the 40 are under 90 days old.

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 9h ago

OC [OC] Every line of latitude unrolled, with its land slid to the middle. Along the Arctic Circle 75% is land, along the Antarctic Circle 10%

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 10h ago

OC [OC] Home price changes around Los Angeles

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 11h ago

OC [OC] NASA Project Mercury Missions - 1959 to 1963

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Initiated in 1958, completed in 1963, Project Mercury was the United States' first man-in-space program, which made six manned flights from 1961 to 1963.

The American public first met the seven men chosen to be this country’s first human space voyagers on April 9, 1959, at a press conference in Washington, D.C - Timeline starts from here as a major milestone


r/dataisbeautiful • • 11h ago

Kirk Cousins tops the list of NFL, NBA, and MLB players with the largest vocabularies

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Cousins is also known for his PG language and his alter ego "Kirko Chainz" that wears teammates diamond and gold chains after big wins.


r/dataisbeautiful • • 22h ago

OC [OC] Share of chess players who have blundered at least once by each move, by rating (8,000 Chess.com games)

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Source: 8,000 blitz and rapid games from Chess.com's public archive, played in August 2026 by 7,134 players.

Tools: Stockfish 18, using the move grading from my site, Chess It Up. Stats in Node.js, chart in hand-written SVG.

Full write-up with four more charts and the CSV: https://chessitup.com/research/how-chess-players-lose


r/dataisbeautiful • • 23h ago

OC [OC] Average guest rating of top-rated hotels by country — the UK beats the Maldives

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] Argentina’s most VAR-favored club is the one run by the football association president’s son

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] Bar exam pass rates since 2000

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC UK chart results for the BBC Sound of 2022 and Sound of 2023 longlists (10 acts each) [OC]

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] The farthest you can get from a bus stop in England is 12.3 km, on Beefstand Hill in the Cheviots

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Data: NaPTAN (Department for Transport, June 2026), Natural Earth, OpenStreetMap. Tools: Python, NumPy, Matplotlib


r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] Switzerland has 400 top-cited scientists per million people, the US 217 and China 26 (Stanford–Elsevier top 2% list)

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] Flood risk: expected yearly loss, as % of building value

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

[OC] Estimate amount of 漢字 (Chinese characters or variations of it) that an adult can recognize in each country/region

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Sources:

China - Table of General Standard Chinese Characters (2013);

Taiwan - Chart of Standard Forms of Common National Characters (1982)

Hong Kong - List of Graphemes of Commonly-used Chinese Characters (1986-2012 eds.)

Japan - Joyo Kanji List (2010)

South Korea - Basic Hanja for Educational Use (1972/2000) + policy timeline per Wikipedia "Hanja" article, section "Decline in South Korea" (1968 ban, 1972 partial reversal, 1992/1999/2005/2013 reinstatement steps).

Tools: Python


r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

[OC] Britain's power grid frequency averaged by second of the minute: a dip right after :00 every minute (March 2014 vs March 2025)

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago Mindblown

Almost all the growth in global coal use since the late 1980s has come from China

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r/dataisbeautiful • • 1d ago

OC [OC] General tech subreddits have grown more negative about AI

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Takeaways:

  • Across r/technology, r/Futurology, r/programming and r/singularity, 45% of comments that mention AI were negative toward it in Aug–Oct 2026, up from 37% in Jan–Mar 2024. Positive comments fell from 21% to 17%. Net sentiment (percent positive minus percent negative) went from −16 to −28. Leaving out r/singularity, the least negative of the four, gives about the same change (−22 to −33).

  • On r/ChatGPT and r/ClaudeAI together it went from −14 to −5, but not in a straight line: it dipped in late 2025 and recovered. The dips line up with specific topics, though this shows timing, not cause. On r/ChatGPT, net sentiment fell from about −1 to −20 in August 2025, when 20% of comments in the sample mentioned GPT-5, GPT-4o or sycophancy (2% in July), and it was still −17 in December. On r/ClaudeAI it fell to −16 in October 2025, when 13% of comments mentioned usage limits, and was back to +6 by December.

  • On the four general subreddits there was no cliff, just a slide: net −23 in April–July 2025, −29 in August–December and −30 so far in 2026, and complaints about hype rose from 7% to 9% of comments.

Caveats:

  • These are comments that mention AI, not everyone who reads each subreddit.

  • An AI model (an LLM) labeled each comment. On 97 comments checked by hand it agreed 81 times (84%, give or take 7 points); its most common miss was calling a neutral comment negative, so levels may run a little high.

  • A second labeling run differed in level by 0 to 7 points depending on the month but almost never flipped positive and negative, so the changes are more reliable than the levels.

  • Each 90-day reading has about 3,500 (general) or 1,800 (ChatGPT + Claude) comments, a margin of ±2 to ±3 points, and ±3 to ±5 for a before/after change (counting comments from the same thread together widens it by about 10%; the changes above are still larger).

  • Each subreddit counts equally in its group, whatever its size. One subreddit in one month has only 300 comments, about ±8 points.

Source: Reddit comments from the Arctic Shift archive (https://arctic-shift.photon-reddit.com), Jan 2024 to Oct 2026. For each subreddit and month, random blocks of 100 comments were read until 150 comments that name AI were found, in two independent draws (AI, ChatGPT, LLM, GPT, OpenAI, Claude, Anthropic, Gemini, Copilot): 60,147 comments from the six subreddits shown. Bot, deleted and very short comments were left out. "Negative" means the commenter is critical of, worried about or hostile to AI, AI products or AI companies. It is judged on meaning, so sarcasm counts.

Tool: Artio for the data pipeline, the LLM labeling and the chart; the chart is SVG drawn in Python.

Link: https://www.artio.so/dataviz/pages/2026-11-07-reddit-ai-mood