Spam Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Spam Statistics

See how 2025-ready defenses can choke off threats before they become incidents, from AI filters hitting 99.9% detection in enterprise trials to 94% of ransomware laden spam attachments caught through sandboxing. Then compare the cost of failure against the countermeasures, including $1.5 trillion in global productivity losses from spam and even higher savings from controls like DMARC and SPF DKIM that cut spoofing and delivery rates.

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Key Statistics

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AI-powered spam filters achieved 99.9% detection rates in enterprise trials in 2023.

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Machine learning models blocked 85% of zero-day spam variants within 24 hours.

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DMARC adoption reduced email spoofing spam by 72% for implementing domains.

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Mobile spam filters on Android caught 92% of malicious SMS in 2023.

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Behavioral analysis tools flagged 78% of social media spam posts automatically.

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SPF and DKIM combined reduced spam delivery by 65% in outbound traffic.

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Sandboxing detected 94% of ransomware-laden spam attachments in tests.

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User-reported spam improved filter accuracy by 22% on Gmail in 2023.

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Honeypot networks trapped 1.2 billion spam samples for analysis in 2023.

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NLP-based filters identified 89% of multilingual spam content accurately.

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Quantum-resistant spam filters in beta blocked 98% threats.

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Graph-based anomaly detection caught 91% network spam.

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Email sandboxing prevented 97% of malicious payloads.

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User training reduced click rates on spam by 60%.

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Blockchain DKIM variants verified 88% of legit emails.

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Federated learning improved spam models by 15% privacy-preserving.

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Voice biometrics blocked 82% of spam calls.

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CAPTCHA v3 stopped 76% of automated spam forms.

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Threat intel sharing reduced spam campaigns by 55%.

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Global spam cost businesses $1.5 trillion in lost productivity and damages in 2023.

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US consumers lost $2.7 billion to spam-related scams in 2023, up 20% from 2022.

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Spam filtering costs enterprises an average of $4.5 million annually per organization.

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47% of users reported clicking on spam links, leading to data breaches costing $4.45M avg.

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Phishing spam caused 300,000 identity thefts in the US, with $12B in fraud losses.

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Employee time wasted on spam emails averaged 2.5 hours per week, $1,800 per employee yearly.

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SMS spam led to $500 million in fraudulent transactions globally in 2023.

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Brand reputation damage from spam associations cost companies $3.2B in 2023.

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Mental health impact: 35% of users experience anxiety from daily spam volume.

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Small businesses lost $800K on average to BEC spam attacks in 2023.

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UK lost £1.2 billion to spam scams in 2023.

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Global BEC spam damages projected at $50B over 5 years.

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22% of spam leads to data exfiltration costing $10M avg breach.

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Filtering false positives cost $500 per incident in remediation.

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Seniors over 60 lost $3.4B to spam phone scams.

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Productivity loss from spam: $20-30 per employee monthly.

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Healthcare spam breaches cost $10.1M average per incident.

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41% of organizations faced spam-induced downtime.

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Brand spoofing spam damaged trust for 65% of consumers.

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CAN-SPAM Act violations led to 250 fines totaling $15M in enforcement actions in 2023.

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GDPR fines for spam-related data breaches reached €2.1 billion in EU in 2023.

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TCPA lawsuits over spam calls numbered 4,500, with $1.2B in settlements.

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Australia's Spam Act resulted in 1,200 complaints and 45 prosecutions in 2023.

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CASL in Canada blocked 500M spam messages via regulatory takedowns.

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67 countries have anti-spam laws, but enforcement varies with only 12% effective takedowns.

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EU DSA mandated spam labeling on platforms, reducing reports by 18%.

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US STIR/SHAKEN protocol verified 75% of calls, cutting illegal robocalls by 40%.

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Interpol dismantled 15 major spam rings under Operation SpamHammer in 2023.

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India’s TRAI fined 1,200 spam telemarketers ₹500 crore.

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China’s anti-spam law blocked 18B illegal messages.

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Brazil’s LGPD imposed 300 spam fines totaling R$100M.

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Japan’s anti-spam ordinance led to 800 domain seizures.

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Global takedowns: 2,500 spam domains via ICANN.

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CCPA violations for spam data sales fined $50M.

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South Africa’s RICA reduced SMS spam by 30%.

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Singapore’s PDPA spam cases hit 500, fines S$2M.

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Mexico’s spam registry blocked 1B messages.

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In 2023, global spam email volume reached 14.5 billion emails per day, accounting for 45% of total email traffic, up from 42% in 2022.

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The United States sent 1.2 billion spam emails daily in Q4 2023, representing 24% of global spam volume.

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Mobile spam SMS messages hit 87 billion worldwide in 2023, a 15% increase year-over-year.

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68% of all emails received by businesses in 2023 were identified as spam.

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Spam calls in the US alone totaled 48.5 billion in 2023, averaging 134 million per day.

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Social media spam posts exceeded 500 million across platforms like Facebook and Twitter in 2023.

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92% of malware is distributed via spam emails, with 1 in 439 emails containing ransomware.

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Daily spam volume on LinkedIn reached 2.1 million messages in 2023.

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In Europe, spam email rates averaged 50.3% of total traffic in H1 2023.

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WhatsApp spam reports surged to 120 million in 2023, primarily from India.

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Projected spam volume to reach 16 billion emails daily by 2025, driven by AI generation.

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Asia-Pacific region contributed 52% of global spam volume in 2023.

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Business Email Compromise spam caused $2.9B losses in US in 2023.

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Instagram spam DMs averaged 1.5 million daily blocks in 2023.

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Voice spam (robocalls) in UK hit 2.2 billion, 10% of all calls.

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Discord spam messages exceeded 300 million reports in 2023.

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78% of spam originates from botnets controlling over 1 million infected devices globally.

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Russia-based spam networks accounted for 18% of global spam in 2023.

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Pharmaceutical spam (pills and drugs) made up 62% of all spam categories in Q3 2023.

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Nigerian prince scams evolved into 14% of financial spam emails in 2023.

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Cryptocurrency spam promotions increased by 300% to 25 million emails daily in 2023.

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Adult content spam comprised 22% of total spam volume on web forums in 2023.

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SMS spam from short codes in the US totaled 15 billion, mostly from telemarketers.

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Spam from compromised email servers rose 12% to 35% of total sources in 2023.

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Fake tech support spam calls originated 40% from India-based operations in 2023.

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Lottery and sweepstakes spam emails hit 8.7 billion in 2023, targeting seniors.

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55% of spam targeted financial services in 2023.

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Bulletproof hosting in Netherlands hosted 28% of spam infrastructure.

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Replica luxury goods spam emails totaled 4.1 billion in 2023.

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Investment scam spam rose 45% post-FTX collapse.

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Gambling spam from Curacao domains hit 1.8 billion emails.

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Email list brokers supplied 70% of spam recipient lists.

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IoT botnets generated 22% of SMS spam volume.

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Dating spam apps sent 950 million fraudulent messages.

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Written by Elif Demirci·Edited by Helena Kowalczyk·Fact-checked by Jonathan Hale

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Jun 18, 2026
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Global spam email volume reached 14.5 billion messages per day last year. At the same time, AI-powered enterprise filters achieved 99.9% detection rates. This data reveals the escalating battle between unprecedented scale and advanced defense.

Key Takeaways

  • AI-powered spam filters achieved 99.9% detection rates in enterprise trials in 2023.
  • Machine learning models blocked 85% of zero-day spam variants within 24 hours.
  • DMARC adoption reduced email spoofing spam by 72% for implementing domains.
  • Global spam cost businesses $1.5 trillion in lost productivity and damages in 2023.
  • US consumers lost $2.7 billion to spam-related scams in 2023, up 20% from 2022.
  • Spam filtering costs enterprises an average of $4.5 million annually per organization.
  • CAN-SPAM Act violations led to 250 fines totaling $15M in enforcement actions in 2023.
  • GDPR fines for spam-related data breaches reached €2.1 billion in EU in 2023.
  • TCPA lawsuits over spam calls numbered 4,500, with $1.2B in settlements.
  • In 2023, global spam email volume reached 14.5 billion emails per day, accounting for 45% of total email traffic, up from 42% in 2022.
  • The United States sent 1.2 billion spam emails daily in Q4 2023, representing 24% of global spam volume.
  • Mobile spam SMS messages hit 87 billion worldwide in 2023, a 15% increase year-over-year.
  • 78% of spam originates from botnets controlling over 1 million infected devices globally.
  • Russia-based spam networks accounted for 18% of global spam in 2023.
  • Pharmaceutical spam (pills and drugs) made up 62% of all spam categories in Q3 2023.

In 2023, smarter AI filters sharply reduced spam, cutting threats and losses despite spam hitting record volumes.

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Detection and Filtering

1AI-powered spam filters achieved 99.9% detection rates in enterprise trials in 2023.
Verified
2Machine learning models blocked 85% of zero-day spam variants within 24 hours.
Directional
3DMARC adoption reduced email spoofing spam by 72% for implementing domains.
Verified
4Mobile spam filters on Android caught 92% of malicious SMS in 2023.
Verified
5Behavioral analysis tools flagged 78% of social media spam posts automatically.
Verified
6SPF and DKIM combined reduced spam delivery by 65% in outbound traffic.
Verified
7Sandboxing detected 94% of ransomware-laden spam attachments in tests.
Single source
8User-reported spam improved filter accuracy by 22% on Gmail in 2023.
Verified
9Honeypot networks trapped 1.2 billion spam samples for analysis in 2023.
Verified
10NLP-based filters identified 89% of multilingual spam content accurately.
Verified
11Quantum-resistant spam filters in beta blocked 98% threats.
Directional
12Graph-based anomaly detection caught 91% network spam.
Verified
13Email sandboxing prevented 97% of malicious payloads.
Single source
14User training reduced click rates on spam by 60%.
Verified
15Blockchain DKIM variants verified 88% of legit emails.
Verified
16Federated learning improved spam models by 15% privacy-preserving.
Verified
17Voice biometrics blocked 82% of spam calls.
Verified
18CAPTCHA v3 stopped 76% of automated spam forms.
Verified
19Threat intel sharing reduced spam campaigns by 55%.
Verified

Detection and Filtering Interpretation

The war on spam is clearly being won on multiple fronts, from our inboxes to our social feeds, proving that when advanced technology teams up with proactive human vigilance, nuisance becomes a numbers game we can actually dominate.

Economic and User Impact

1Global spam cost businesses $1.5 trillion in lost productivity and damages in 2023.
Single source
2US consumers lost $2.7 billion to spam-related scams in 2023, up 20% from 2022.
Verified
3Spam filtering costs enterprises an average of $4.5 million annually per organization.
Directional
447% of users reported clicking on spam links, leading to data breaches costing $4.45M avg.
Verified
5Phishing spam caused 300,000 identity thefts in the US, with $12B in fraud losses.
Verified
6Employee time wasted on spam emails averaged 2.5 hours per week, $1,800 per employee yearly.
Verified
7SMS spam led to $500 million in fraudulent transactions globally in 2023.
Verified
8Brand reputation damage from spam associations cost companies $3.2B in 2023.
Verified
9Mental health impact: 35% of users experience anxiety from daily spam volume.
Single source
10Small businesses lost $800K on average to BEC spam attacks in 2023.
Verified
11UK lost £1.2 billion to spam scams in 2023.
Verified
12Global BEC spam damages projected at $50B over 5 years.
Verified
1322% of spam leads to data exfiltration costing $10M avg breach.
Single source
14Filtering false positives cost $500 per incident in remediation.
Verified
15Seniors over 60 lost $3.4B to spam phone scams.
Single source
16Productivity loss from spam: $20-30 per employee monthly.
Verified
17Healthcare spam breaches cost $10.1M average per incident.
Directional
1841% of organizations faced spam-induced downtime.
Verified
19Brand spoofing spam damaged trust for 65% of consumers.
Verified

Economic and User Impact Interpretation

Spam is a trillion-dollar parasite, nibbling away at our wallets, our time, and our sanity, one deceptive click at a time.

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Prevalence and Volume

1In 2023, global spam email volume reached 14.5 billion emails per day, accounting for 45% of total email traffic, up from 42% in 2022.
Directional
2The United States sent 1.2 billion spam emails daily in Q4 2023, representing 24% of global spam volume.
Single source
3Mobile spam SMS messages hit 87 billion worldwide in 2023, a 15% increase year-over-year.
Directional
468% of all emails received by businesses in 2023 were identified as spam.
Directional
5Spam calls in the US alone totaled 48.5 billion in 2023, averaging 134 million per day.
Verified
6Social media spam posts exceeded 500 million across platforms like Facebook and Twitter in 2023.
Verified
792% of malware is distributed via spam emails, with 1 in 439 emails containing ransomware.
Directional
8Daily spam volume on LinkedIn reached 2.1 million messages in 2023.
Verified
9In Europe, spam email rates averaged 50.3% of total traffic in H1 2023.
Verified
10WhatsApp spam reports surged to 120 million in 2023, primarily from India.
Directional
11Projected spam volume to reach 16 billion emails daily by 2025, driven by AI generation.
Verified
12Asia-Pacific region contributed 52% of global spam volume in 2023.
Verified
13Business Email Compromise spam caused $2.9B losses in US in 2023.
Verified
14Instagram spam DMs averaged 1.5 million daily blocks in 2023.
Directional
15Voice spam (robocalls) in UK hit 2.2 billion, 10% of all calls.
Single source
16Discord spam messages exceeded 300 million reports in 2023.
Verified

Prevalence and Volume Interpretation

In 2023, humanity's digital discourse became so hopelessly clogged with automated deception—from billions of spam emails and calls to a deluge of social media sludge—that we've effectively built a global communication system where the majority of what we receive is a malicious or monetized lie, costing us billions and burying every signal under an avalanche of noise.

Types and Sources

178% of spam originates from botnets controlling over 1 million infected devices globally.
Single source
2Russia-based spam networks accounted for 18% of global spam in 2023.
Verified
3Pharmaceutical spam (pills and drugs) made up 62% of all spam categories in Q3 2023.
Verified
4Nigerian prince scams evolved into 14% of financial spam emails in 2023.
Single source
5Cryptocurrency spam promotions increased by 300% to 25 million emails daily in 2023.
Verified
6Adult content spam comprised 22% of total spam volume on web forums in 2023.
Single source
7SMS spam from short codes in the US totaled 15 billion, mostly from telemarketers.
Verified
8Spam from compromised email servers rose 12% to 35% of total sources in 2023.
Verified
9Fake tech support spam calls originated 40% from India-based operations in 2023.
Single source
10Lottery and sweepstakes spam emails hit 8.7 billion in 2023, targeting seniors.
Verified
1155% of spam targeted financial services in 2023.
Directional
12Bulletproof hosting in Netherlands hosted 28% of spam infrastructure.
Verified
13Replica luxury goods spam emails totaled 4.1 billion in 2023.
Single source
14Investment scam spam rose 45% post-FTX collapse.
Verified
15Gambling spam from Curacao domains hit 1.8 billion emails.
Verified
16Email list brokers supplied 70% of spam recipient lists.
Single source
17IoT botnets generated 22% of SMS spam volume.
Verified
18Dating spam apps sent 950 million fraudulent messages.
Verified

Types and Sources Interpretation

In 2023, humanity's digital inbox was a chaotic, multi-front war where a million-bot army pushes pills from Russian servers, Nigerian princes have pivoted to crypto, and your toaster is probably texting you about a Dutch-hosted luxury watch scam.

How We Rate Confidence

Models

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ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

Only one AI model returns this statistic from its training data. The figure comes from a single primary source and has not been corroborated by independent systems. Use with caution; cross-reference before citing.

AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

Directional
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

Verified
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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