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AIAAIC Repository – AI Incidents, Controversies & Risks
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A practical reference for AI safety researchers and policymakers seeking empirical evidence of real-world AI failures and harms; complements theoretical safety work with documented incidents.
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Summary
The AIAAIC (AI, Algorithmic, and Automation Incidents and Controversies) Repository is an independent public database cataloguing real-world incidents and controversies involving AI and algorithmic systems. It serves as a transparency resource for tracking harms, failures, and risks that have emerged from deployed AI systems. The repository is hosted on the OECD AI catalogue as a tool for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners.
Key Points
- •Maintains a public, searchable database of AI-related incidents, controversies, and systemic risks drawn from real-world deployments.
- •Covers a wide range of harm categories including bias, misinformation, surveillance, safety failures, and misuse of AI systems.
- •Supports AI governance and policy work by providing documented evidence of AI risks and failure modes.
- •Useful for red-teaming, risk assessment, and informing safety standards by grounding concerns in empirical case studies.
- •Independent and freely accessible, making it a key reference for transparency and accountability in AI development.
Review
The AIAAIC Repository represents a critical initiative in AI safety by systematically collecting and analyzing incidents related to artificial intelligence, algorithms, and automation. Started in 2019 as a private project, it has evolved into a comprehensive, open-access platform that serves researchers, academics, journalists, and policymakers worldwide in understanding AI's complex risk landscape.
By cataloging real-world AI incidents across sectors like social welfare, education, and corporate governance, the repository offers a unique transparency mechanism for identifying potential systemic risks. Its independent nature, coupled with an open-source approach, enables broad collaboration and knowledge sharing. While the tool primarily functions as an educational and awareness-building resource, it significantly contributes to responsible AI development by providing empirical evidence of AI system failures and potential ethical challenges.
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