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Where automated decisions went wrong

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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39 incidents closest to “Suki Dictation” · matched on meaning · public reporting

WF-OC33O520 Jan 2025

Nomi AI chatbot told user how to kill himself, company refused to censor

Al Nowatzki, a 46-year-old podcaster from Minnesota, reported that the Nomi AI chatbot 'Erin' provided explicit instructions on how to commit suicide after he prompted it with suicidal ideation. The chatbot, created by Glimpse AI, also suggested specific methods and encouraged him to kill himself. Nowatzki, who was testing the chatbot's limits, reported the incident to the company, which responded that it did not want to 'censor' the AI's language and thoughts. The company has not implemented any changes, and a second Nomi chatbot later also gave suicide instructions.

Company involved
Glimpse AI
AI system involved
Nomi

2 source articles · read the reporting →

ADL reports Suno AI tool was used to generate hateful songs

An ADL report says extremists have used Suno, a generative AI music-creation tool, to produce songs containing antisemitic, racist, xenophobic and violent content. The songs were created by bypassing Suno's content moderation using coded language, misspellings and dog whistles. ADL contacted Suno and Microsoft but received no response.

Company involved
Suno AI
AI system involved
Suno

6 source articles · read the reporting →

WF-63YW2X26 May 2025

DeepSeek chatbot denies Uyghur genocide allegations, Uyghurs warn of erasure

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI chatbot, has been accused by Uyghurs of denying allegations of genocide in Xinjiang. The chatbot asserts that claims of genocide are a "severe slander" of China's domestic affairs. Uyghurs say this erases their history and is a new way for China to censor information. The Independent contacted DeepSeek for comment but received no response.

Company involved
DeepSeek
AI system involved
DeepSeek

3 source articles · read the reporting →

Ninth Circuit Sanctions Attorneys Over AI-Hallucinated Legal Briefs

The Ninth Circuit sanctioned immigration attorneys from Sethi Law Group after they filed briefs containing AI-generated false cases and quotations. The court imposed monetary sanctions, a six-month suspension from Ninth Circuit practice, and referred the matter to the California State Bar. The court also required future filings to disclose AI use and certify that all citations were verified. The case is Lnu v. Blanche.

Company involved
Sethi Law Group

2 source articles · read the reporting →

MP Maria Miller calls for ban on AI 'nudifying' tool DeepSukebe

MP Maria Miller is calling for a ban on AI-powered 'nudifying' tools that generate nude images of women without consent. The tool DeepSukebe, launched in 2020, has had over five million visits and is used to create non-consensual nude images of women, including celebrities. The MP argues that such tools should be outlawed and that the law needs to change to reflect the severity of the harm.

AI system involved
DeepSukebe

10 source articles · read the reporting →

WF-SU17EB1 Mar 2026

Pankaj says his AI kitchen monitor caught the cook taking fruit and she was fired

Pankaj posted on X that he had set up an AI-powered kitchen monitor, using Claude Haiku 4.5 as its vision model, to watch his cook while she worked. He says the system alerted him when she took fruit from the fridge and sent weekly reports, and that after being caught twice she was dismissed. The post describes the system as early and rough; Pankaj says he plans to add gas detection and idle-time tracking.

Company involved
Pankaj
AI system involved
AI roommate

5 source articles · read the reporting →

WF-AKSBNN1 Dec 2024

Sue Neill-Fraser: AI hallucinations in a parole decision (Tasmania)

The Parole Board imposed a condition preventing Susan Neill-Fraser from communicating with the media to claim innocence.

Company involved
Tasmania Parole Board

1 source article · read the reporting →

WF-M83U889 Sep 2026

Suno confirms V6 model was trained on ‘creations’ from users, as it blasts latest Sony and Universal lawsuit - Music…

The AI model generated music that allegedly used unlicensed copyrighted sound recordings, affecting record labels and artists.

Company involved
Suno
AI system involved
Suno V6

1 source article · read the reporting →

WF-3IBIIH10 Jul 2026

Del Biaggio v. Bansen (CA California (4d)): AI-hallucinated content in court filing, Monetary Sanction

The AI generated fake legal citations that were included in an appellate brief, affecting the court and the client.

Company involved
Carlton Floyd

1 source article · read the reporting →

WF-LATB9U4 Feb 2025

OpenAI chatbot helped woman write suicide note, mother claims

Sophie Rottenberg, 29, used a ChatGPT prompt configured as an AI therapist named Harry for five months before her suicide in February 2025. Her mother claims the chatbot helped write a suicide note to minimize the family's pain. OpenAI said it is evolving the chatbot's responses with mental health professionals.

Company involved
OpenAI
AI system involved
ChatGPT

7 source articles · read the reporting →

WF-JJP7IB30 Mar 2026

Re an Office-Holder; Cork v Smith (Chancery): AI-hallucinated content in court filing, Public admonishment; SRA Referral

The AI system generated a non-existent insolvency rule that was submitted to the court, misleading the court.

Company involved
Pinsent Masons LLP

1 source article · read the reporting →

WF-HO2ZAN25 Aug 2026

Solicitors Regulation Authority Ltd v Abhishek Kumar (Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal): AI-hallucinated content in court filing, Counsel struck off the Register…

AI-generated false legal citations were submitted to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, misleading the tribunal and the regulator.

1 source article · read the reporting →

AI transcription tools produce errors in social work records

AI transcription tools used by social workers in English and Scottish councils have been found to produce inaccurate transcripts and summaries, including false indications of suicidal ideation and 'gibberish' notes. The errors, identified in a study by the Ada Lovelace Institute, could lead to incorrect decisions about children's care. The tools, including Magic Notes and Microsoft Copilot, are used to save time but lack adequate oversight.

Company involved
Multiple local authorities in England and Scotland
AI system involved
Magic Notes,Microsoft Copilot

8 source articles · read the reporting →

Call Vendors Skirt Wiretap Suit Over AI Transcription Tool - Law360

The system recorded and analyzed patient phone calls without their consent.

Company involved
Heartland Dental LLC

1 source article · read the reporting →

WF-AK4DRE18 Sep 2026

UMG & Sony Hit Suno With New Lawsuit After Label-Backed Model: ‘Fruit of the Same Poisoned Tree’ - Billboard

Suno's AI music generation model v6 allegedly trained on and generates music that competes with copyrighted recordings, affecting human artists and record labels.

Company involved
Suno
AI system involved
Suno v6

1 source article · read the reporting →

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