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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ChatGPT conversations were reviewed by third-party contractors without adequate disclosure to users.
A former Brunswick County deputy is charged with misusing the Flock license-plate reader system to look up several people's license-plate information without a legitimate law enforcement purpose.
ChatGPT provided factual information to Phoenix Ikner about firearms and campus activity, which he used to plan the shooting.
Generated images of copyrighted characters without authorization, affecting Disney and NBCUniversal's intellectual property rights.
The system administered insulin doses to Bennie Johnson based on inaccurate glucose readings, causing fatal hypoglycemia.
The Waymo autonomous vehicle drove through a farmer's market, potentially endangering attendees.
A lawsuit alleges DraftKings used an AI system to send targeted gambling promotions to users it had identified as having problem-gambling traits, people likely to lose money.
The system tracked the location of the officer's former girlfriend's vehicle without a legitimate law enforcement purpose.
A sheriff's deputy pulled a month of a woman's location history from a networked license-plate-reader database without a warrant.
ChatGPT repeatedly misdiagnosed Scott Winters and advised him not to seek medical help, leading to a near-fatal pulmonary embolism.
Identified Christopher Gatlin as a suspect in an assault, leading to his arrest and 17 months in jail.
Set artificially inflated hotel room rates for consumers booking US hotel accommodations
The Tesla driver-assist system ran a stop sign and struck a Honda Civic, killing its driver, Stephen Field.
Autonomous vehicles blocked emergency vehicles, delaying response times for first responders.
A driverless Waymo entered a Denver farmers market past barricades and a stop sign, disrupting vendors and staff.
A generative AI tool drafted a temporary restraining order in Jackson Federation of Teachers v. Fitch containing fabricated parties, declarations, and statutory language, affecting the state of Mississippi and the plaintiffs.
A driverless car failed to yield to an emergency vehicle, blocking its path
The vehicle accelerated from a red light without driver input, causing a crash that injured the driver and his daughter.
The parole board imposed a condition preventing Susan Neill-Fraser from speaking to the media about her case.
The AI-generated video of the victim was presented to the judge, potentially influencing the 10-year manslaughter sentence imposed on Gabriel Paul Horcasitas.
The AI generated fabricated witness testimony and witnesses that were included in a legal brief for a murder conviction appeal, affecting the defendant's case.
The court denied a parent's motion for a psychological evaluation of the other parent, citing non-existent case law.
The vehicle pulled over and alerted police to riders in possession of a firearm
Denied post-acute care coverage to elderly Medicare Advantage patients
Each incident is written from the reporting or the account it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
