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Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence Incident Database

Searchable, open repository of real-world AI harms and near-misses — autonomous-vehicle fatalities, facial-recognition misidentifications, deepfake fraud, hallucinated legal citations and biased algorithmic decisions.

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Jan 1, 2023
Last verified
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Searchable, open repository of real-world AI harms and near-misses — autonomous-vehicle fatalities, facial-recognition misidentifications, deepfake fraud, hallucinated legal citations and biased algorithmic decisions. Operated by the Responsible AI Collaborative, with taxonomies, submission tools and an API; analogous to aviation-safety databases.

Why this matters

The AI Incident Database is to AI what aviation-safety databases are to flying — a searchable, open repository of real-world harms and near-misses that helps future systems avoid repeating them. It catalogues autonomous-vehicle fatalities, facial-recognition misidentifications, deepfake fraud, hallucinated legal citations, and biased algorithmic decisions, each with taxonomies and submission tools. For journalists, regulators, and buyers of AI products, it is the first place to check whether a vendor's chosen technique has already produced documented harm. Operated by the Responsible AI Collaborative, it is one of the few sources in the field that genuinely welcomes external submissions.

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Published
Jan 1, 2023
Last verified
Apr 2, 2026
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