Jacob Whitmore

Research data

Every dataset behind the research on this site, in one place. Each file is a plain CSV, free to use under CC BY 4.0: use it for anything, and credit Jacob Whitmore with a link to the study.

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All datasets

Dataset and studyCollectedRowsColumnsFile
UK news sites and AI crawlers, November 20262 Nov 20261507CSV
UK news sites and AI crawlers, October 20262 Oct 20261018CSV
UK news robots.txt: other crawler tokens2 Nov 20263206CSV
AI company websites and AI crawlers6 Nov 202628513CSV
AI search statistics, traced to the source29 Oct 20263226CSV
Undated 'current' figures in AI answers10 Oct 20264115CSV
Bank Rate catch-up (P37)6 Nov 20264815CSV
AI visibility trackers: stated methods30 Oct 20261317CSV
Backlinks and AI citations: 16 studies30 Oct 20261617CSV
llms.txt on UK news and university sites30 Oct 20263411CSV
Personas and brand recommendations9 Oct 20261314CSV
Purple pound figures in AI answers9 Oct 2026915CSV
HTML-to-text extraction test12 Oct 2026566CSV
Prompt runs lookup table6 Nov 2026316CSV
UK supermarkets and AI crawlers10 Nov 202615010CSV
Prediction ledger6 Nov 2026328CSV
Row counts exclude the header row. Counted on 10 November 2026.

How to cite a dataset

Whitmore, J. (year). Title of dataset [Data set]. jacobwhitmore.com. Link to the file. The explorer’s “Copy citation” button writes this for the dataset you have open.

Rules these files follow

  • A published file is never overwritten. A new snapshot gets a new dated file.
  • Every file has a collection date in its name.
  • Raw copies are published where they exist, so a cell can be checked against what the source said.
  • Corrections are logged on the study page, with a date.
  • Every figure on this site was recomputed from these files on 10 November 2026. Results and scripts.