The Most Popular AI Model in Every Country, 2026
ChatGPT is the world’s default assistant — except where it isn’t. China runs on Doubao, Russia on Yandex’s Alice AI and DeepSeek, Korea — despite a strong local champion — on ChatGPT, and India, now ChatGPT’s largest market, is also where Gemini’s pricing bites hardest. This index maps the most-used AI model country by country and explains why each map line exists, using usage volumes, query-type data, and what people in each market actually prompt. Every figure is attributed, dated, and rated for confidence.
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| Figure | Was | Now | Change | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Russia: most-used AI | Perplexity (~48% share) | Alice AI (Yandex): about 48% monthly reach of people aged 12+, Sep 2026 | Correction | The 48% was StatCounter’s April 2026 share of chatbot referral clicks (47.9%), not a share of use, and StatCounter does not track Alice AI or GigaChat. The “remained accessible while rivals restricted service” explanation had no source and is withdrawn. Mediascope MEDIUM StatCounter HIGH |
| South Korea: most-used AI | HyperCLOVA X (Naver) | ChatGPT: 18.76M monthly app users, Oct 2026 (about 91% of AI-app users) | Correction | App trackers show ChatGPT far ahead; Naver closed its standalone Clova X chatbot in April 2026 and HyperCLOVA X now reaches users mainly through search. The unsourced “~63% of search” and KoBALT-700 claims are removed. Mobile Index MEDIUM |
| Japan: domestic models in government | Fugaku-LLM “in the public sector” | tsuzumi 2 (NTT), Takane 32B (Fujitsu), PLaMo 2.0 Prime (Preferred Networks) on the Gennai trial, Jul 2026 | Correction | No evidence of Fugaku-LLM public-sector use was found. Digital Agency trial via Dempa Digital, 10 Jul 2026 MEDIUM |
| ChatGPT share of global gen-AI web visits | 53.9% (May 2026) | 55.7% (Oct 2026) | ▲ +1.8 pts | Newer Similarweb reading (posted 10 Nov 2026). Comparison sets can differ between Similarweb posts, so treat the change as indicative. MEDIUM |
| ChatGPT users | 1.1 billion monthly | More than 1 billion weekly active users (31 Aug 2026) | new metric | Replaced an untraced monthly estimate with OpenAI’s own disclosure. Weekly and monthly counts are not comparable, so no delta is shown. MEDIUM |
| Gemini users | ~662M monthly | More than 1 billion monthly users (28 Oct 2026) | ▲ at least +338M | Alphabet disclosure, 28 Oct 2026. MEDIUM |
| Claude users | ~245M | No company figure; third-party estimates 56M–245M | range shown | Anthropic publishes no user count; a single estimate overstated certainty. CONTESTED |
| Doubao monthly active users (China) | 382M (May 2026) | 419.08M (Sep 2026) | ▲ +9.7% | QuestMobile Q3 2026, via 36Kr. MEDIUM |
| Qianwen monthly active users | ~167M | ~158M (158.17M, Sep 2026) | ▼ −5.3% | QuestMobile, Sep 2026. MEDIUM |
| DeepSeek app monthly active users | ~130M | ~123M (122.65M, Sep 2026) | ▼ −5.7% | QuestMobile, Sep 2026. MEDIUM |
| China AI-native app users | ~499M (mid-2026) | 546M (Sep 2026, +82.1% year on year) | ▲ +9.4% | QuestMobile, Sep 2026. MEDIUM |
| India’s rank among ChatGPT markets | #2 country, 198M users | Largest market by weekly users (3 Nov 2026) | #2 → #1 | OpenAI India, via Inc42 / Economic Times. The 198M figure could not be traced and is dropped; OpenAI gave no absolute number. MEDIUM |
| Fastest AI-usage growth | Korea +43.2%, Thailand +36.2%, Japan +34.1%, US +19% (H1 2025 to Q1 2026) | Korea +56.8%, Japan +47.9%, Thailand +47.3%, US +25.5% (H1 2025 to Q2 2026) | window extended | Relative change in Microsoft’s AI user share between its H1 2025 and Q2 2026 editions (published 21 Sep 2026), calculated by Report AI. DERIVED |
| ChatGPT share in the US, Europe and UK | US 61.7% (Gemini 13.5%); Europe 70.8%; UK “#5 traffic source, 3.2%” | Chatbot referral share, Oct 2026: US 37.10% (Gemini 35.42%); UK 44.43% (31.14%); Germany 41.50% (34.88%); France 43.33% (36.38%) | Correction | The earlier shares could not be traced to a 2026 primary. StatCounter measures referral clicks, not users, and October 2026 is a series break. HIGH |
| DeepSeek and Gemini global web share | DeepSeek 4.1%; Gemini “~18% to ~28%” | DeepSeek 3.4%; Gemini 24.2% (Oct 2026) | ▼ −0.7 pts (DeepSeek) | Similarweb, Oct 2026. MEDIUM |
| Non-work share of ChatGPT messages | 59.8% → 68.9% by Mar 2026 | 53% (Jun 2024) → 73% (Jun 2025) | Correction | The earlier figures could not be traced and conflict with OpenAI’s published study (Chatterji et al., NBER Working Paper 34255). MEDIUM |
| Claude per-capita use (Singapore 4.6×, Canada 2.9×) | undated | dated to Anthropic’s Aug 2025 sample; Feb 2026 sample: Canada 4.4 | dated | Anthropic Economic Index. HIGH |
| QuestMobile confidence rating | HIGH | MEDIUM | re-rated | Read via 36Kr and other secondary summaries; the primary was not opened. |
| Updated stamp and schema dateModified | “Updated August 2026”; dateModified 2026-08-07 (page last saved 29 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 in both | aligned | The visible stamp and the structured data now agree. |
Rows marked Correction were wrong when published; each is recorded in our corrections log. The other rows were superseded by newer data or re-sourced because the earlier figure could not be traced. We publish the previous value alongside the new one so any figure can be audited over time; figures we compute are recalculated when their inputs change. See our editorial standards.
The state of play: one default, three forces redrawing the map
Measured by raw traffic, the AI world looks unipolar. Similarweb counted ChatGPT at 55.7% of global generative-AI chatbot web visits in October 2026, ahead of Gemini at 24.2% and Claude at 11.5% MEDIUM. OpenAI said on 31 August 2026 that ChatGPT has more than 1 billion weekly active users, and Alphabet said on 28 October 2026 that the Gemini app has more than 1 billion monthly users — one weekly and one monthly count, which cannot be compared directly. Anthropic publishes no user count for Claude; third-party estimates range from 56M to 245M CONTESTED. In the US, UK, France and Germany, ChatGPT led StatCounter’s October 2026 count of chatbot referral clicks with 37–44%, with Gemini second at 31–36% HIGH. But the national maps tell a different story, because three forces override the default wherever they apply.
Force one: access and regulation. China blocks Western frontier models outright, so its market is a parallel universe: QuestMobile counted 419.08 million monthly active users for ByteDance’s Doubao in September 2026, against about 158 million for Alibaba’s Qianwen and about 123 million for DeepSeek MEDIUM. Russia’s market, where US assistants face access and payment restrictions, is led by domestic and Chinese tools. StatCounter, which counts clicks from AI chatbots through to websites rather than users, put Perplexity at 47.9% of chatbot referrals in Russia in April 2026; it does not track Sber’s GigaChat or Yandex’s Alice AI HIGH. By monthly reach, Mediascope found 55% of Russians aged 12+ used an AI service in September 2026, led by Yandex’s Alice AI (about 48%), DeepSeek (11%) and GigaChat (5%) MEDIUM.
Force two: ecosystem and price. Where the query mix skews toward everyday personal tasks — and OpenAI’s own usage study (NBER Working Paper 34255) found non-work messages rose from 53% to 73% of consumer ChatGPT messages between June 2024 and June 2025 — distribution and cost beat benchmark scores. Doubao wins China partly because it lives inside Douyin. Gemini is gaining fastest in price-sensitive markets like India because it bills in rupees over UPI, ships free tiers through AI Studio, and comes pre-installed on Android — the only frontier assistant that meets a $3-ARPU market on its own terms.
Force three: language. Local champions hold the line only where frontier models serve a language poorly or cannot reach users — and Korea shows how fast that edge erodes. In South Korea, ChatGPT’s app had 18.76 million monthly users in October 2026 (Mobile Index), about 91% of AI-app users; Naver’s HyperCLOVA X reaches users mainly through search, after Naver closed its standalone Clova X chatbot in April 2026, and Naver said in May 2026 that its AI Briefing answers reach about 30 million people a month MEDIUM. Japan’s Digital Agency began testing three domestic models on its government AI platform Gennai in July 2026: NTT’s tsuzumi 2, Fujitsu’s Takane 32B and Preferred Networks’ PLaMo 2.0 Prime MEDIUM. In India, the sovereign program backs Sarvam. The pattern across all three forces: the model that wins a country is the one that fits its query mix — frontier English models win research-and-writing queries, ecosystem apps win daily-utility queries, and local models win local-language queries.
- ChatGPT is the default, not the universal. ChatGPT had 55.7% of global gen-AI web visits in October 2026 (Similarweb) and more than 1 billion weekly users (OpenAI, 31 Aug 2026) — but it is blocked in China and trails Yandex’s Alice AI and DeepSeek in Russia.
- The query mix picks the winner. As usage shifts personal (73% of consumer ChatGPT messages were non-work by June 2025, per OpenAI’s NBER study), ecosystem reach and price matter more than benchmark rank.
- Growth has moved to Asia. From H1 2025 to Q2 2026, the share of working-age people using AI rose by a relative 56.8% in South Korea, 47.9% in Japan and 47.3% in Thailand, about twice the US rise of 25.5% (DERIVED from Microsoft AI Diffusion data).
The map: most-used model by country
| Country / region | Most-used model | Challenger | Why this winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | ChatGPT (37.10% of chatbot referral clicks, StatCounter, Oct 2026) | Gemini (35.42%) | First-mover brand = the verb for AI; broad asking-and-doing query mix suits a generalist frontier model |
| Europe (aggregate) | ChatGPT (41.50% of chatbot referral clicks in Germany, 43.33% in France, StatCounter, Oct 2026) | Gemini; Mistral in FR enterprise/government | ChatGPT leads, with Gemini close behind (34.88% in Germany, 36.38% in France); Mistral wins EU data-sovereignty deployments rather than consumer use |
| United Kingdom | ChatGPT (44.43% of chatbot referral clicks, StatCounter, Oct 2026) | Gemini (31.14%), Copilot (about 10%) | English-language research/writing query mix — frontier default holds |
| China | Doubao — ByteDance (419.08M MAU, QuestMobile, Sep 2026) | Qianwen/Qwen (~158M), DeepSeek (~123M) | Western models blocked; Doubao rides the Douyin ecosystem; Qwen up 58× on Alibaba’s push; DeepSeek’s chat app fading as its open models spread |
| India | ChatGPT (its largest market by weekly users, OpenAI, 3 Nov 2026) | Gemini (118M monthly app users vs ChatGPT’s 180M, Sensor Tower, Jan 2026), Sarvam (sovereign) | Scale is ChatGPT’s; momentum is Gemini’s — UPI billing, rupee pricing, free AI Studio tier, Android pre-install fit a price-sensitive, mobile-first query mix |
| Brazil | ChatGPT (#3 traffic source, 5.7%) | Gemini (WhatsApp/Android reach) | Portuguese well-served by frontier models; personal-use-heavy mix; no local champion |
| Japan | ChatGPT (#4 traffic source, ~5%) | Gemini; domestic tsuzumi 2 / Takane / PLaMo on government trial (Jul 2026) | +47.9% relative rise in AI user share, H1 2025 to Q2 2026 (DERIVED, Microsoft); the Digital Agency began testing NTT’s tsuzumi 2, Fujitsu’s Takane 32B and Preferred Networks’ PLaMo 2.0 Prime on its Gennai platform in July 2026 |
| South Korea | ChatGPT (18.76M monthly app users, about 91% of AI-app users, Mobile Index, Oct 2026) | Gemini (9.87M), Claude (4.04M) monthly app users (Wiseapp, Sep 2026); Naver’s HyperCLOVA X inside Naver search (AI Briefing ~30M a month, May 2026) | Frontier models became fluent in Korean (Korean CSAT: GPT-3.5 16, GPT-4o 75, GPT-5 100, per Microsoft), and Korea posted the largest absolute gain of any major economy: +14.7 points from H1 2025 to Q2 2026 (25.9% to 40.6%, Microsoft); Naver closed its standalone Clova X chatbot in April 2026 |
| Russia | Alice AI — Yandex (about 48% monthly reach of people aged 12+, Mediascope, Sep 2026) | DeepSeek (11%, 13M), GigaChat — Sber (5%, 6M) | US assistants face access and payment restrictions, so built-in and free tools win: Alice ships inside Yandex search and browser, and DeepSeek took 43% of the generative-AI use Microsoft could measure in Russia in H2 2025. StatCounter’s 47.9% for Perplexity (April 2026) counts referral clicks to websites, not users |
| Southeast Asia | ChatGPT | Gemini, DeepSeek (dev/API use) | Thailand’s +47.3% relative rise in AI user share (H1 2025 to Q2 2026, DERIVED, Microsoft) is among the world’s fastest; DeepSeek’s cheap API wins developer workloads — its 3.4% of global gen-AI web visits (Similarweb, Oct 2026) is heavily Asian |
| Middle East (Gulf) | ChatGPT | Arabic sovereign models (HUMAIN ecosystem) | Consumer default is ChatGPT; sovereign-wealth programs build Arabic models for state and enterprise use — see our Sovereign AI Index |
Rows use different measures, each named in its cell: chatbot referral clicks (StatCounter, Oct 2026), app users (QuestMobile for China, Sep 2026; Mobile Index and Wiseapp for Korea; Sensor Tower for India), monthly reach (Mediascope for Russia, Sep 2026) and chatgpt.com traffic rank (Similarweb, Jul 2026) — see methodology. All country rows MEDIUM except StatCounter values HIGH (primary data opened); growth figures are DERIVED. The Russia, South Korea, Japan, US, Europe and UK rows were corrected on 12 Nov 2026 (corrections log).
Why: the query-type evidence
The “why” behind each map line becomes visible in what people actually ask. OpenAI’s own usage research divides prompts into three intents — asking (49%: seeking information and advice), doing (40%: producing output — writing, code, plans), and expressing (11%: companionship, reflection) — and finds non-work use rising from 53% to 73% of consumer messages between June 2024 and June 2025 (Chatterji et al., NBER Working Paper 34255) MEDIUM. Our How People Use AI index tracks the full breakdown.
| Query-mix profile | What wins it | Where it decides the map |
|---|---|---|
| Research & writing-heavy (asking + doing in English and major European languages) | Frontier generalists — ChatGPT, with Gemini and Claude as alternates | US, UK, Europe, Brazil — ChatGPT’s 55.7% of global gen-AI web visits (Similarweb, Oct 2026) |
| Daily-utility & entertainment (short personal tasks inside super-apps) | Ecosystem-embedded assistants | China — Doubao inside Douyin beats better-benchmarked rivals |
| Price-sensitive mobile-first (high volume, low ARPU, prepaid payments) | Free tiers + local billing + pre-installs | India — Gemini’s UPI/rupee/AI-Studio stack; DeepSeek’s cheap API across Asian developer markets |
| Local-language-dominant (queries frontier models handle poorly) | Sovereign/local champions | Russia (Yandex’s Alice AI); Japan’s government trial of tsuzumi 2, Takane and PLaMo; Korea’s HyperCLOVA X inside Naver search — though Korea’s app users chose ChatGPT |
| Access-constrained (blocks, sanctions) | Whatever remains reachable | China’s walled garden; Russia, where Alice AI and DeepSeek lead |
The growth data confirms the shift of gravity: between H1 2025 and Q2 2026, the share of working-age people using AI rose by a relative 56.8% in South Korea, 47.9% in Japan and 47.3% in Thailand — versus 25.5% in the US (Report AI calculation from Microsoft’s AI Diffusion Q2 2026 data, published 21 Sep 2026) DERIVED. The next hundred million users are Asian, mobile-first, and largely personal-use — which is precisely the query profile where ecosystem, price, and language beat raw benchmark scores. That is why Gemini’s international footprint (strongest in East Asia) and China’s domestic apps are growing faster than the category leader.
The prompt layer: what each country actually asks
Prompt-level data sharpens the picture further. Globally, software development is still the #1 prompt category at 29% of prompts — but falling fast (44% in April 2024) as mainstream users arrive; history & society is second at 15%, and economics, finance & tax is the fastest-growing category, more than tripling its share in a year (Visual Capitalist / prompt-panel data, 2025–26 MEDIUM). Anthropic’s Economic Index adds the country dimension — and it maps cleanly onto the model map above:
| Prompt profile | Countries | What the data shows | What it explains |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coding-dominant | India, Vietnam, Egypt | India ranks #1 globally with 45.2% of AI use on software tasks; Vietnam 42.1%, Egypt 39.2% (Anthropic Economic Index HIGH) | Why developer economics (free tiers, cheap APIs — Gemini, DeepSeek) move share in these markets faster than consumer branding |
| Diverse / augmentation-heavy | US, Singapore, Canada, Western Europe | High-adoption countries spread prompts across education, science and business, and favor iterating with the model; in Anthropic’s August 2025 sample, Singapore’s per-capita use was 4.6× expected and Canada’s 2.9× (in the February 2026 sample Canada’s index was 4.4) | Why frontier generalists (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) hold rich markets: varied, conversational query mixes reward breadth |
| Automation-leaning | Lower-adoption markets broadly | Lower-AUI countries more often delegate complete tasks to the model rather than iterate (Anthropic Economic Index) | Why “do this for me” markets are price-buyers — the cheapest competent model wins the delegated task |
| Coursework-heavy | Lower-income countries | Education/coursework prompts take a larger share; prompt sophistication correlates tightly with output quality (Oxford, 2026) | Why student-friendly free tiers are the main acquisition channel in emerging markets — and why Oxford warns AI may amplify global inequalities |
All 3 tables on this page as CSV · 75 data cells, one row per cell, with the same sources, dates and confidence ratings shown here. Please cite Report AI and link to this page. How we source and rate figures.
Read together: India’s paradox resolves — the world’s most coding-dominant prompt mix (45.2%) sits in its most price-sensitive major market, which is why the fight there is between ChatGPT’s developer mindshare and Gemini/DeepSeek’s free-tier economics rather than between consumer brands. And the global drift — coding’s share falling from 44% to 29% while finance and everyday categories surge — is the mainstreaming wave that pushes every market toward the ecosystem-and-price dynamics described above.
Three deep dives
China’s parallel market. QuestMobile counted 546 million monthly users of AI-native apps in China in September 2026, up 82.1% year on year MEDIUM. Doubao leads on distribution, not benchmarks; Qianwen’s 58-fold surge shows Alibaba converting commerce reach into AI usage; and DeepSeek is the paradox — its consumer app is shrinking even as its open-weight models spread worldwide as infrastructure. Full country picture: AI in China 2026.
India, the swing state. ChatGPT’s largest market by weekly users (OpenAI India, 3 Nov 2026) is also the market where Gemini’s economics bite hardest — native rupee billing over UPI, free Flash tiers, Android defaults. Whichever model wins India’s price-sensitive, multilingual, mobile-first query mix will bank the largest user gain of the decade; the IndiaAI Mission’s Sarvam adds a sovereign wildcard.
Korea, proof that language quality drives adoption. Korea had the largest gain of any major economy in Microsoft’s AI diffusion data for three consecutive editions, rising from 25.9% of the working-age population in H1 2025 to 40.6% in June 2026 (12th worldwide) HIGH. Microsoft attributes the surge to national AI policy, a jump in frontier models’ Korean-language ability (GPT-4o and GPT-5 on the Korean college entrance exam) and the April 2025 viral image-generation moment. The main beneficiary was ChatGPT, not a local model: ChatGPT’s app had 18.76 million monthly users in October 2026 (Mobile Index), about 91% of AI-app users MEDIUM. Naver’s HyperCLOVA X reaches users mainly through search, after Naver closed its standalone Clova X chatbot in April 2026, so app trackers do not measure it. The lesson for every sovereign-AI program (tracked in our Sovereign AI Index): a local model’s language edge lasts only until frontier models close the gap.
FAQ
What is the most popular AI model in the world in 2026?
ChatGPT. Similarweb counted ChatGPT at 55.7% of global generative-AI web visits in October 2026, ahead of Gemini (24.2%) and Claude (11.5%), and OpenAI said on 31 August 2026 that ChatGPT has more than 1 billion weekly active users. Alphabet said on 28 October 2026 that the Gemini app has more than 1 billion monthly users, a monthly count that is not comparable with ChatGPT’s weekly one. ChatGPT is blocked in China, and in Russia Yandex’s Alice AI and DeepSeek reach more people.
What is the most popular AI model in China?
ByteDance’s Doubao. QuestMobile counted 419.08 million monthly active users for Doubao in September 2026, ahead of Alibaba’s Qianwen (about 158 million) and DeepSeek (about 123 million). Western models are blocked.
Which AI do Russians use most?
Yandex’s Alice AI. By monthly reach, Mediascope found 55% of Russians aged 12+ used an AI service in September 2026, led by Yandex’s Alice AI (about 48%), DeepSeek (11%, about 13 million people) and Sber’s GigaChat (5%, about 6 million). StatCounter, which counts clicks from AI chatbots through to websites rather than users, put Perplexity at 47.9% of chatbot referrals in Russia in April 2026; it does not track Sber’s GigaChat or Yandex’s Alice AI. An earlier version of this page presented that referral share as Perplexity’s share of AI use.
Which countries prefer local AI models over ChatGPT?
China (by policy) and Russia (by access: Yandex’s Alice AI, DeepSeek and Sber’s GigaChat lead where US assistants face restrictions), with Japan, India and the Gulf running sovereign models in public-sector niches. Korea is no longer on the list: ChatGPT’s app had 18.76 million monthly users there in October 2026 (Mobile Index), about 91% of AI-app users.
What do people prompt AI most, and does it differ by country?
Globally, coding is still the top prompt category (29%, down from 44% as mainstream use grows), with history/society second and finance the fastest-growing. By country the differences are stark: 45.2% of India’s AI use is software tasks (#1 worldwide), while high-adoption countries like the US and Singapore spread prompts across education, science, business and personal life.
Which AI model is growing fastest internationally?
Gemini has the most internationally distributed user base with particular strength in East Asia, powered by Android distribution and aggressive pricing; by Report AI’s calculation from Microsoft’s AI Diffusion data (DERIVED), the fastest relative rises in AI user share from H1 2025 to Q2 2026 were South Korea (+56.8%), Japan (+47.9%) and Thailand (+47.3%).
Country winners combine several measures that cannot be compared directly, and each table cell names the one it uses: generative-AI web-visit share (Similarweb, October 2026, posted 10 Nov 2026; MEDIUM); chatbot referral share (StatCounter, October 2026 country pages and the Russia series for Oct 2025–Oct 2026; HIGH), which is the share of page views on websites running StatCounter’s tracker that were referred by an AI chatbot — clicks out of chatbot answers, not users — and does not cover local assistants such as Alice AI, GigaChat, Doubao or CLOVA X; October 2026 is a series break in that data (ChatGPT fell and Gemini rose by 20–50 points everywhere), so read it as a level, not a trend; app user panels (QuestMobile for China, September 2026, read via 36Kr and rated MEDIUM because the primary was not opened; IGAWorks Mobile Index and Wiseapp for Korea; Sensor Tower for India); monthly reach (Mediascope for Russia, September 2026, via Kod.ru, MEDIUM); company disclosures (OpenAI, 31 Aug and 3 Nov 2026; Alphabet, 28 Oct 2026; Naver, May 2026); the Digital Agency’s Gennai trial in Japan (Dempa Digital, 10 Jul 2026); Microsoft’s AI Diffusion reports (H2 2025 and Q2 2026); intent research (Chatterji et al., “How People Use ChatGPT”, NBER Working Paper 34255, Sep 2025); country prompt and task data (Anthropic Economic Index, August 2025 and February 2026 samples; Visual Capitalist prompt-category panel); and the Oxford University study on ChatGPT and global inequality (Jan 2026). DERIVED: growth rates are Report AI’s calculation of the relative change in Microsoft’s AI user share (people aged 15–64 who used a generative AI product) between the H1 2025 and Q2 2026 editions of its AI Diffusion dataset (published 21 Sep 2026). Weekly and monthly user counts are never mixed. Vendor-reported and single-panel figures are rated MEDIUM. Corrections: the Russia, South Korea, Japan, US, Europe and UK rows and the non-work share of ChatGPT messages were corrected on 12 Nov 2026 — see What changed, our corrections log and our editorial standards.
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