AI Incident Database (Responsible AI Collaborative)
- Type
- Watchdog or incident database
- Lieu
- International — International (US-registered non-profit)
- Dernière vérification
- 2026-09-22
- Prochaine vérification
- 2027-03-21
Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.
Comment les joindre
- Submit an incident — open to anyone, no account required
- Responsible AI Collaborative — collaboration enquiries
- Contact page
- GitHub issues — bugs, taxonomy, code
- Homepage
Ce qu'il fait
Public, open-source, citable index of realised AI harms and near-harms, modelled on aviation and cybersecurity incident databases. Community-submitted incidents are editorially reviewed and indexed with reports, entities and classifications. Recent entries span AI medical transcription misuse, deepfake tooling, chatbots implicated in violence planning, and law-enforcement technology abuse.
Évaluation franche
Small, volunteer-heavy, and genuinely reads its submissions — one of the few places in this entire list where an unaffiliated person's report reliably gets human attention and can end up in the permanent public record. If you have a specific realised harm, start here. Editorial review takes time and marginal submissions do get rejected.
Préoccupations couvertes
Realised harms of any severity, empirically grounded. Strongest on near-term harms; increasingly captures misuse and agentic failures. Not a theoretical-risk organisation.
Canal gouvernemental
Indirect but real — AIID entries are cited by OECD AIM, academic literature, journalists and regulators. Getting an incident indexed here makes it citable everywhere else.