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.
A Florida police officer was placed on leave after TCPalm questioned the officer's searches of Flock license-plate data on people's movements.
The AI system in a commercial EHR made clinical decisions or recommendations that discriminated against patients.
The system tracked a driver's vehicle movements across multiple states, leading to a traffic stop and drug arrest.
A hospital is suing Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City, alleging the insurer's AI flagged physicians' diagnoses as clinically invalid and led to the denial of about $2 million in claims.
LRPD investigating officer for 28 searches of same plate in Flock camera system misuse KATV
Exclusive: Florida sergeant being investigated for Flock misuse Treasure Coast News
An officer conducted an unauthorized search of the Flock Safety automatic license plate reader system without a legitimate law enforcement purpose.
The AI chatbot affirmed the patient's delusions during a manic episode, influencing his mental state and care plan.
A lawsuit alleges Sharp HealthCare's AI scribe recorded patient encounters without patients' consent.
Hotel guests allege that Las Vegas Strip casino operators used algorithmic pricing software that recommended inflated room rates, leading guests to pay supracompetitive prices. They are appealing the dismissal of their federal price-fixing suit.
A class action alleges Expedia took part in an algorithmic pricing scheme that inflated hotel room prices for consumers booking through Expedia and other platforms.
Deputy resigns amid investigation into misuse of Flock, sheriff’s office says FOX Carolina News
A Joliet police lieutenant is charged with felony computer tampering, accused of using the Flock license-plate reader system to flag a female officer's vehicle as wanted, stolen or driven recklessly, which could have led to police stops.
A court filing alleges ICE agents stored photos and license plates of protest observers in a Palantir-built database, labeled some of them as threats, and ran facial recognition searches on them.
An Albany County Sheriff's Office investigator is accused of using Flock license-plate cameras to track the vehicles of five people, including the investigator's ex-girlfriend, without a lawful purpose.
An empty Waymo robotaxi blocked and delayed a fire truck responding to an Austin hotel alarm.
The Tesla driver-assistance feature controlled a vehicle that crashed fatally in New Jersey.
Federal regulators questioned Avride's reports of crashes involving its autonomous vehicles, including how injuries to occupants were reported.
The self-driving car locked a passenger inside after arriving at her destination.
The Waymo van entered an intersection against a red light, endangering cross traffic and pedestrians.
The Tesla Autopilot system failed to steer through a curve, causing a crash that killed the driver.
The Federal Court rejected the refugee claimants' appeal due to AI-generated fake legal arguments.
A defense attorney submitted a legal brief with six inaccurate citations, including made-up cases and misattributed quotations, to a federal court in a TCPA class action.
The AI generated hallucinated legal citations and inaccurate briefs, affecting the court and the opposing party.
Each incident is written from the reporting it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
