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.
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The energy plant's turbines emitted continuous noise and vibrations that interfered with residents' use and enjoyment of their properties.
Contractors were fired for using AI to complete their work.
The data center's gas turbines emitted continuous noise and vibrations, disturbing nearby residents' homes and health.
The attorney's use of generative AI to draft a legal brief produced incorrect case citations, subjecting the attorney to potential court sanctions and affecting the integrity of the filing.
青少年成癮訴訟！ Meta砸180億美元和解 - 台視新聞網
Meta has reached a settlement with 48 U.S. states over claims its platforms cause teen addiction, agreeing to pay up to $18 billion. The deal introduces new limits, such as a two-hour daily cap for teen Instagram and Facebook use. Meta will only pay the remaining 30% if rivals like TikTok and YouTube adopt similar usage caps.
Tennessee grandma sues city for $10,000,000 after she is accused of theft with AI facial recognition backfiring UNILAD
¿Tu robotaxi te vigila? Un Waymo delata a dos pasajeros por portar un arma en EE. UU. - Imagen Radio
A Waymo robotaxi detected a loaded firearm inside the vehicle and alerted emergency services, leading to the arrest of two young passengers. The incident has sparked debate over privacy and the use of internal cameras and AI monitoring in autonomous vehicles.
The system captured and allowed searching of vehicle location data, impacting the privacy of vehicle owners.
Accused a Denver woman of stealing a $25 package.
The Flock Safety system captured license plate, time, location, vehicle make and model, and made drivers' movements searchable by law enforcement in Waukesha County and beyond without a warrant.
The exam software experienced technical failures that prevented candidates from logging in or completing the California bar exam.
The camera photographed vehicles and people, capturing 1.6 million images over 21 days.
The Flock camera system alerted police that Amber Newell's vehicle was associated with a homicide investigation, leading to a gunpoint stop.
The system recorded and tracked the locations of vehicles and their owners without consent.
‘These Are Just the Ones Getting Caught’: Illinois Cop Accused of Using Flock Cameras 150 Times to Stalk Man After Affair With His Fiancée The Nerd Stash
بسبب «الذكاء الاصطناعي».. جدة تقاضى الشرطة بـ10 ملايين دولار بعد 6 أشهر خلف القضبان بأمريكا - المصري اليوم
A Tennessee grandmother was wrongly arrested based on AI facial recognition and spent six months in jail for bank robberies she did not commit. After her bank records proved she was in Tennessee during the crimes, the charges were dropped. She is suing the police for $10 million, alleging they relied on the faulty technology without proper investigation.
شاهد أبرز 4 تفاصيل في قضية نظام قيادة تسلا الذاتي - سعودي اوتو
A Tesla Model S was traveling at 113 km/h on Autopilot when it struck a fire truck, resulting in the driver's death and serious injury to a passenger. Tesla settled the lawsuit to avoid a jury trial after being accused of misleading marketing about the system's capabilities. A prior case in Florida had imposed a $243 million fine on Tesla.
米ロボタクシー、「いきなりブレーキ」でむち打ち続出 - 自動運転ラボ
Waymo and Zoox reported over 24 injury accidents involving test drivers in 2024-2025, mostly from sudden braking or system errors. Drivers suffered whiplash and other injuries, with some off work for over 150 days. Zoox recalled hundreds of vehicles due to braking problems.
Una supuesta coincidencia de reconocimiento facial con IA llevó a prisión por seis meses a una mujer inocente - Univision
Angela Lipps, a 50-year-old grandmother, was arrested in Tennessee while babysitting a neighbor's children after AI facial recognition software flagged her social media photo as a possible match to a suspect in Fargo bank robberies. She was jailed for months and extradited to North Dakota before charges were dropped after bank records showed she was in Tennessee at the time of the robberies. Lipps is now suing the city of Fargo and a police detective for $10 million over the arrest and its consequences.
Flock camera identified Lindsey Isaacs' vehicle near a fatal crash, leading to her wrongful arrest for triple homicide.
Misidentified Lindsey Isaacs as involved in a fatal crash, leading to her arrest and 13-day detention including 86 hours in solitary confinement.
The Flock camera misidentified her vehicle, leading law enforcement to wrongly arrest her on vehicular homicide charges.
"아동 성착취물로 AI 훈련?"...머스크 xAI, 집단 소송 휘말려 - YTN
A lawsuit claims xAI used images of a plaintiff's childhood sexual abuse to train its Grok AI model without consent. The victim says AI-generated child sexual abuse material depicting them was created and spread through Grok. The suit seeks damages per violation and demands xAI block tools that generate sexual images.
A Brazilian farmer was arrested after OpenAI reported his ChatGPT messages to the FBI, in which he discussed plans to kill his 8-year-old son and others. He was released after 54 days in custody due to investigation delays, and no charges have been filed. He denies any intent to harm his son.
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