In the concluding segment of a post-dated October 5 (link provided above), I revealed the outcomes of a Scopus search utilizing the terms "ChatGPT," "chat GPT," or "Generative Pre-Trained Transformer." A repeat of the same search today yielded 5880 publications, marking an impressive surge of almost 50% within just one month. Notably, Stanford University maintains its world-leading position, while Cambridge University emerges as the top-performing European institution in this ranking. Presented below are the countries boasting a minimum of 100 publications, organized by the ratio of publications per million people.
Singapore..........20
Switzerland.......16
Australia............12
UK......................9
Netherlands........8
Canada...............6
USA....................6
Germany.............5
Spain..................4
Italy.....................4
South Korea.......3
France................2
Turkey................1
Japan.................1
China...............0.5
India.................0.3
PS - Amidst the frenzy of this gold rush, as highlighted by The Economist, the urgent plea within a recent Springer article published three days ago with the title “Can we just Please slow it all Down?” School Leaders Take on ChatGPT" may indeed make perfect sense.
