Incident #45·Misinformation

Defamation via AutoComplete

April 5, 201127 reportsView on AIID

Description

Google's autocomplete feature alongside its image search results resulted in the defamation of people and businesses.

Alleged Deployers

Alleged Developers

Harmed Parties

Risk Domain

Misinformation

Risk Subdomain

3.1. False or misleading information

MIT Risk Profile

AIUnintentionalPost-deployment

Databaseaiid

LicenseCC BY-SA 4.0

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