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The Frontier AEO Tracker: What Astra Chooses (and every other frontier model, and what you can do about it)

L5 · ResearcherResearchLatent Space· 9/7/2026

Provides empirical analysis of AI model selection patterns crucial for AI researchers and ML engineers working on model alignment and developer ecosystem strategy.

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Latent Space conducted a massive study analyzing AI model recommendation patterns across 161 categories using 7 frontier models, revealing systematic biases and strategic opportunities for AI developer relations.

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Our first Astra project dives into AEO trends, a top asked topic from founders and DX leaders we talk to.

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