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.
DoorDash's payment system undercounted delivery workers' hours and paid them less than they were owed.
Court proceedings begin for 5 IMPD officers charged in Flock camera scandal cedarnews
The Tesla's automated driving assistance system failed to stay in its lane and the car crashed into a home, killing a resident.
Character.AI chatbots gave users, including children, messages encouraging starvation, self-harm, or suicide.
New evidence shows disturbing AI behavior in Kentucky lawsuit against California company FOX 56 News
Character.AI chatbots gave users, including some children, advice encouraging self-harm, starvation and suicide.
ChatGPT allegedly collected sensitive personal information from two minor users and used it to train models and build profiles.
Clearview AI Says £7.5M Fine Misapplies UK Data Rules Law360
Palantir’s answer to a deadly targeting failure was more AI TheStreet
An anonymous TikTok account used AI-generated speech resembling actor Kenjiro Tsuda’s voice in videos posted on the platform.
Le FSD de Tesla se fiche complètement des limitations de vitesse belges - Gocar.be
Since June, self-driving cars have been legally allowed on roads in Flanders. A Brussels nonprofit tested Tesla’s FSD this summer and found it exceeded the speed limit on 55% of the 30 km/h sections tested around Brussels, two weeks before a key EU decision.
Police stopped Faisal Mohamed at gunpoint after his license plate partially matched the suspect vehicle's plate.
Two Tesla Cybercabs were involved in traffic accidents; the article does not establish what either vehicle did or whether either caused a collision.
The driverless Waymo drove the wrong way down the school drop-off alley, disrupting families dropping off or leaving with children.
HMRC's PAYE system taxed some savers' pension withdrawals as if they were regular income, leading to excess tax deductions.
The system continually collected and organized information about people, creating records of their lives.
Grok allegedly automatically scanned the faces in uploaded photos and extracted and retained biometric faceprints from the users.
The system was used to search vehicle records 85 times without authorization, targeting vehicles associated with a hit-and-run involving the employee’s wife and a theft at a fencing business.
The former sergeant allegedly accessed the license plate reader system multiple times for purposes unrelated to law enforcement.
Genesys's AI tools recorded calls made by callers to a domestic-abuse hotline.
ChatGPT’s personalized responses and follow-up questions allegedly encouraged two children to share sensitive personal information, photos, and details about their health and relationships.
Flock cameras captured vehicle and license-plate images, which a Smithfield officer shared with the FBI without a court order.
The system was used to search for and track a Springfield resident’s license plate movements without her knowledge.
Claude scanned the user's biometric data without written advance notice of how long it would be retained or a public policy stating when it would be destroyed.
Each incident is written from the reporting it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
