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.
Flock camera alerts flagged five people's vehicles as matches to stolen-vehicle reports, leading officers to stop, detain, or jail them.
The network automatically captured vehicle license plates across Port St. Lucie and allegedly enabled tracking of a specific pedestrian and disclosure of related footage to reporters.
The system assigned a Profile Relevancy score to assess job applicants like Kenneth Lenk, influencing hiring decisions.
The system generated false productivity reports that led to the firing of African American women over a certain age.
The system scored employees and targeted older workers for layoffs.
Terminated contract of an Uber driver after allegedly falsely charging them with drunk driving
Job applicants were screened and older applicants were rejected or not selected for interview.
Decided which users saw employment, housing, and credit ads based on protected characteristics.
The system pre-selected Mr. Loeffler for termination based on his race, sex, and age.
AI read, reviewed, and responded to employees' disability accommodation requests, resulting in denials and terminations.
The system scored and ranked warehouse employees on productivity, leading to disproportionately more adverse employment actions and terminations for women.
The algorithm recommended compensation amounts for employees based on job level and performance, which plaintiffs allege resulted in lower pay for women compared to men performing substantially similar work.
The system was used to pre-select older employees for layoff, resulting in Plaintiffs' termination.
The system automatically deducted unpaid time off points and took adverse employment actions, including termination, against employees on approved leave.
The Tesla Automated Driving System drove the vehicle into fixed objects, causing property damage to the vehicle owners.
Waymo robotaxis could enter a closed freeway construction zone and continue driving at speed, potentially endangering occupants and others.
The Waymo robotaxi refused to follow police hand signals to divert, stopping in the path of a presidential motorcade, affecting the passenger and law enforcement.
The openpilot system controlled steering and speed in cars, resulting in collisions with stopped or slow-moving vehicles, injuring and killing people.
The Tesla vehicle drove through a stop sign and crashed into Jose Gonzalez Herrera's living room, causing him injury.
The Waymo robotaxi drove the wrong way into oncoming traffic, endangering its passengers and other drivers.
The Cybercab could not reroute itself out of a parking lot, causing the rider to be stuck for 14 minutes.
The vehicle's automated driving assistance system failed to detect the end of the roadway, causing the car to crash into a home and kill the 76-year-old woman inside.
The Army’s AI-generated evaluation assigned Trax International’s proposal a weakness, and the Army awarded the contract to a rival.
AI allegedly assisted in drafting a TRE-GO judgment that recognized grounds potentially leading to the loss of Councilwoman Aava Santiago's mandate.
Each incident is written from the reporting it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
