Resources

Open now — chances to act before they close

• How the FDA should evaluate AI in medical devices — public docket FDA-2026-N-7874
  United States · Closes 2026-10-19
• Colorado's rules for automated decisions and chatbots — public comment
  Colorado, United States · Closes 2026-10-26

Closed windows

How it works, briefly

• What the AI Incident Database accepts
  The editor’s guide explains the database’s inclusion criteria; the database’s report form is the actual contact route.
• Finding a UK Parliament inquiry that is accepting evidence
  The inquiry finder is a discovery tool, not a recipient. Use it to locate a currently open call, then submit through that inquiry’s evidence page.
• A tracker is not always a reporting destination
  The MIT AI Incident Tracker classifies incidents obtained from the AI Incident Database; submit to the underlying database rather than the tracker.
• Inbound and outbound disclosure policies are not the same
  An outbound policy describes how a company reports flaws it finds elsewhere. It is not evidence that the company accepts reports through that page.
• Why third-party AI flaw disclosure needs real submission infrastructure
  A research proposal argues for standard reports, published testing rules, safe harbours and coordination across providers; it is not itself a disclosure route.
• The proposed US AI whistleblower law is not a reporting channel
  S.1792 was introduced legislation in the cited research, not enacted protection or a place to submit information.
• What happens to a consultation response
  When a regulator opens a consultation, the responses are usually published, read by the officials writing the rules, and sometimes answered one by one.
• Why an outside AI concern may go unheard
  Commentary about the field’s insularity can explain the problem, but it cannot receive a report. Prefer a recipient with a published duty or submission process.
• Why write to a committee, not only to your own representative
  Legislatures divide their work by committee. A message to the committee that hears AI bills reaches the people who decide what gets heard.
• Writing an AI flaw report that can be acted on
  Research on an open model bounty found that useful reports connect an observed output to a concrete deployment context and harm pathway.

Collected from other publishers

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• EFF Statement on California Governor's Executive Order on AI
  Electronic Frontier Foundation — Deeplinks · Civil liberties · Article · 2026-09-18
• Could AI really kill us all? Your questions, answered.
  MIT Technology Review — Artificial intelligence · Journalism · Article · 2026-09-18
• How Existential Fears Are Shaping the Debate Over AI
  AI Now Institute · Civil liberties · Report · 2026-09-17
• EU Online Age Checks Make Privacy Trade-Offs Unavoidable, CCIA Europe Warns
  Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) · Industry lobby · Article · 2026-09-17
• Our framework for reporting model misalignment
  OpenAI — News · Industry · Article · 2026-09-16
• AISN #81: Anthropic Researcher’s Resignation Propels AI Risk into the Public Eye
  AI Safety Newsletter (Center for AI Safety) · Safety advocacy · Newsletter · 2026-09-15
• The week the AI freakout went mainstream
  Center for Security and Emerging Technology (Georgetown) · Academic · Report · 2026-09-12
• Congress must not waste the AI policy window
  Transformer · Journalism · Newsletter · 2026-09-11