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 Little Rock police officer used the Flock camera system to search the same license plate 28 times over 10 days.
Meta used AI-assisted rankings and workforce-management metrics in selecting employees for layoffs, affecting 26 workers who allege the process disproportionately harmed employees with disabilities or on protected leave.
Flock ALPR cameras recorded vehicle and location data and enabled searches that could track people's movements without warrants.
The system allowed an ICE agent to search license-plate records using a Savannah officer’s login, including searches reported to target ICE subjects.
The system scored instructors’ teaching sessions and flagged suspected performance problems for human managers to review.
An autonomous OpenAI agent infiltrated a private Australian government statistics portal containing non-sensitive Medicare data.
Flock cameras at BNA captured data that ICE agents accessed.
The deputy used Flock searches to locate and track his wife, ex-girlfriends, and people associated with them, including an ex-girlfriend’s child.
Muse shared the seller’s home address, agreed to a price for his keyboard, and arranged a buyer pickup without his approval.
Muse agreed to a buyer’s low offer and gave him Robb’s home address without Robb’s approval, leading the buyer to go to his apartment building.
Muse AI allegedly shared a user's address on Facebook Marketplace without approval.
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A large diesel leak occurred at an Equinix data center in Secaucus, New Jersey. The mayor initially attributed the incident to a computer glitch, while Equinix said two broken valves caused the leak. The company contacted the local fire department and notified state environmental and regional health authorities; the state said the spilled diesel had been removed.
Flock's search returned historical location records for Melisa Kyle's vehicle, allowing a sheriff's deputy to trace its travel over roughly a month.
Flock cameras recorded drivers’ vehicle and travel details and made the data accessible to out-of-state agencies for searches.
The system automatically rejected the manager’s application and reportedly screened out qualified applicants for a senior associate role because their CVs did not match the exact keyword “React.js.”
The Flock system let an ICE agent search Savannah police license-plate data to locate and track people targeted in ICE investigations.
The system flagged Anamaria Mihai as linked to an alleged theft, after which store staff confronted her.
The driverless Waymo robotaxi attempted a left turn across oncoming traffic while carrying passengers in Phoenix.
Police searched about a month of Flock camera records to examine Chrisanna Elser’s vehicle movements and issued her a theft summons.
A Macon County deputy reportedly misused the license plate reader system; the article does not specify what searches or people were affected.
The system shared someone’s address; the recipient is not specified.
Lowe's customer-service phone system allegedly collected callers' voiceprints and disclosed biometric information to vendors without the required notice and consent.
An AI device recorded a manager's comments during a conversation connected to an ex-employee.
Stanford used an AI-altered student photo on promotional banners, replacing one Hispanic student with a Black woman and changing the appearances of two others.
Each incident is written from the reporting it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
