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Economic observatory / digital systems

Digital Platform Systems

Explore separate histories of search referrals, browser use, mobile operating systems, social referrals, and AI assistant use. Different denominators prevent a combined ecosystem market-share score.

Evidence systems
5
separate public proxies
HHI anchors
17
2023-2026
Share rows
146
41 histories
Attributed operators
20
3 cross-system
Measurement sources
5
full source custody
Public web-analytics screensExact same-month anchorsDefinition-aware HHIOfficial product attributionNo combined platform-power measure

Bounded platform evidence

AI assistant usage

1 system / 1 HHI anchors / 6 exact share rows
Systems
1
HHI anchors
1
Share rows
6
Operators
6
Sources
1

Research surface

U.S. generative AI assistant usage

Observed concentration histories

A common HHI scale, never a common market.

Blank cells are gaps. Every value opens through its own definition and source.
Evidence systemSame-month anchors where available
2023April
2024April
2025April
2026April
Gap
Gap
Gap
4,804first anchor
HHI cell depth0-10,000 scaleIntensity is not averaged across rows.

AI assistant usage

U.S. generative AI assistant usage

Consumer generative AI assistant usage concentration from StatCounter Global Stats for May 2026. The market tracks which AI chatbots people use across StatCounter-tracked assistants, an observed usage-share proxy rather than revenue, total user counts, or the broader AI supply chain of chips and cloud.
Latest HHI
4,804
Anchors
1
Categories
6

Measurement source custody

1 public measurement source

Operator-attribution sources stay in the matrix and exported packet; they are not substituted for measurement sources.

No ecosystem score.These five screens do not define one digital-platform market. Each keeps its own product boundary, page-view or referral denominator, participant categories, month, and permitted use. HHI values are never added, averaged, ranked into an ecosystem score, or treated as evidence of conduct.