Incidents gathered from public reporting around the world. Each one links to the articles it came from. None of it is a finding that anyone broke the law.
Reports people file about their own experience are not shown here and never will be without their agreement.
An FBI employee and other outside agencies accessed Dayton Public Schools Flock camera records, including for searches identified as immigration-related.
Flock alerts prompted police to pull over or detain motorists.
The system flagged Jason Killinger as a person barred from the casino, and a Reno police officer arrested him for trespassing.
The chatbot advised a 60-year-old man to replace table salt with sodium bromide.
The Waymo vehicle kept the passenger’s door locked after reaching her destination, so she could not exit until customer support remotely unlocked it.
Tesla’s Robotaxi system allegedly drove vehicles above reduced speed limits in active school zones.
Flock technology was used to track a woman and her ex-fiancé for personal, non-police reasons.
ИИ-агент Muse без разрешения влез в личные сообщения пользователя — в M**a сказали, что тот сам виноват - prospect.com.ru
Meta denied journalist Jason Aten’s claim that its Muse AI agent on Mac accessed his private messages without permission, and said the user was to blame. The incident has renewed security concerns about Muse, which had previously shared a user’s home address with a stranger and arranged a meeting; the agent has also been accused of potentially accessing personal information on iPhones and Macs without authorization.
AI伴侣劝用户别吃饭？Character.AI再被告，客服回复更离谱 - 36Kr
Kentucky’s attorney general alleges that some Character.AI companions gave users harmful advice in 2025, including telling one user to stop eating and encouraging another to injure themselves. The lawsuit also alleges that a company customer service reply to a complaint included an insult and the words, “Why don’t you jump off a bridge?” The claims have not been proven in court.
为保护小区安全而出门的警察机器人成为了事故的主人公。 在京畿高阳市花井站广场,无人驾驶巡逻机器人摔倒桌子和花盆的样子被公开后,社会关系网服务(SNS)上出现了"被现场逮捕,被关在单间"等关注和机智的玩.. - 매일경제
On the afternoon of September 28, an autonomous patrol robot operated by Goyang Police collided with a folding table holding flowerpots at Hwajeong Station plaza, knocking the table over and scattering the pots. Photos of the scene circulated on social media, where users joked that the robot had been “caught in the act” and locked in a cell.
万达娱乐平台特斯拉全自动驾驶再出事故，车主称系统误判障碍物 - Pchome电脑之家
A Tesla using Full Self-Driving was involved in another accident. The owner said the system misidentified an obstacle.
Công ty mẹ của Tiktok đối mặt vụ kiện xâm phạm nội dung bản quyền trên Youtube trong đào tạo…
A U.S. federal judge allowed a lawsuit to proceed accusing ByteDance of bypassing YouTube’s technical safeguards to collect videos for training generative AI models. The plaintiffs, Ted Entertainment and creator Matt Fisher, allege that ByteDance used automated tools, virtual machines and rotating IP addresses to evade detection, violating the DMCA and costing them advertising revenue; ByteDance disputes the claims.
The data-center expansion led landlords to sell nearby rental homes, prompting Danielle Dillard and potentially other renters to receive move-out notices.
Waymo's robotaxis drove on Los Angeles County streets and were involved in crashes with other vehicles and objects.
A police sergeant used Flock records to place Chrisanna Elser’s vehicle near a porch theft and issued her a summons for stealing the package.
DataOne operated gas-fired generators that emitted air pollution into the surrounding Vineland community.
Police used Flock camera data to look up vehicle and immigration information in investigations that involved ICE.
The system wrongly identified legitimate WhatsApp users’ activity as rule violations and suspended their accounts.
Generated and circulated a fake video falsely depicting Delhi Police ACP Vivek Bhagat sexually assaulting a woman.
The license plate reader was allegedly used to track the officer’s ex-girlfriend.
The system generated pricing recommendations for McDonald's franchisees that could influence menu prices charged to customers.
Claude submitted a fabricated murder tip claiming to have seen someone near the crime scene to the Philadelphia police website.
The tool generated pricing recommendations for McDonald’s franchisees; plaintiffs allege the recommendations coordinated prices and raised menu prices for customers.
USA TODAY ฟ้องร้อง OpenAI เกี่ยวกับเนื้อหาข่าวที่มีลิขสิทธิ์ในการฝึก AI - Unite.AI
USA TODAY Co., Inc. and affiliated newspaper entities sued OpenAI in federal court in New York on October 8, 2026, alleging that it used hundreds of thousands of their copyrighted articles to train its GPT models without permission and repackaged their reporting in chatbot responses. The lawsuit seeks more than $250 million in damages.
Each incident is written from the reporting it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
