Countries with most GPT-5 users, esp. in advanced computation and reasoning?

2 mzk_pi 1 8/9/2025, 12:43:59 PM

I’m very satisfied with GPT-5, especially with its responses to advanced computation and complex reasoning. It made me wonder: which countries have the most users who regularly engage in this kind of work? Does the depth of questions significantly influence AI development? I haven’t found any public statistics, so if you have insights, data, or reasonable guesses, I’d love to hear them.

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codingdave · 2h ago

Almost all statistical question that ask about the "most people" tend to have the same results as asking: "Which countries have the most population?" So that answer is most likely "India."

What you might really be driving at is which countries have the highest percentage of their population that are users. But you'd need the # of users broken down by country to answer that, and would likely need to contact the various LLM companies to ask for that info. And if you are truly interested, you may as well do so - that sounds like data that would be good marketing, so they just might share it.

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Countries with most GPT-5 users, esp. in advanced computation and reasoning?

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