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We track AI deployments, incidents, litigation, and regulatory actions across companies and industries.
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From the record
All incidents- 274 Elvis Presley Songs Caught Up in AI Copyright Lawsuit; Anthropic Sued for NT$1.34 BillionAnthropic1 source
- Applied For Remote Accountant Job, Candidate Rejected For Not Having 'American Accent': 'It Confused Me' - NDTV1 source
- ‘You’re too old to know this’: Zillow faces bias claim from White man | HR DiveZillow Group, Inc.1 source
Each incident is written from the news report or court filing it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
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Independent audits of AI systems for bias, oversight and compliance exposure, and free white papers on what we find.
How an audit worksLike a credit score for AI risk.
AIRS rates each AI platform from 1 to 100 on the risk documented in the record: court cases, regulator actions, reported incidents, how severe they were and how widely the platform is used. 100 is the least documented risk. Every point traces back to the records behind it.
- 80–100 Low documented risk
- 70–79 Limited documented risk
- 30–69 Documented risk
- 1–29 High documented risk
A platform is scored only once we hold enough on it. A filed case is an allegation, not a finding, and a quiet record is not a safe one.
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Every claim is tied to the document it came from. A steward reads each incident before it is published.
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Companies, the AI platforms they use, the vendors behind them, and the cases and actions that name them.
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Subscribers follow a company or a platform and hear when the record about it changes.
A filed complaint proves an allegation was made, not that it is true.
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