AI Incidents

Real-world cases where AI systems caused harm, classified by risk domain and entity. Data sourced from AIID and classified by MIT AI Risk Initiative. CC BY-SA 4.0

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33 incidents

#525 · Human-Computer Interaction

Tesla Vehicle Running on Self-Driving Mode Crashes on City Streets

A Tesla vehicle running in self-driving mode outside the operating conditions supported by the software crashed and injured the driver. Subsequently, the driver filed a lawsuit against Tesla and a jury found no damages were warranted.

Jul 20193 reportsjustine-hsuHumanUnintentional

#67 · Human-Computer Interaction

Sleeping Driver on Tesla AutoPilot

A Tesla Model S remained on autopilot while being operated by a drunk, sleeping operator whose hands were not on the wheel. The police had to slow the car down by slowing in front of the vehicle to activate its 'driver assist' feature .

Dec 201823 reportstesla +1HumanUnintentional

#17 · Human-Computer Interaction

Inappropriate Gmail Smart Reply Suggestions

Google's Gmail Smart Reply tool was over-recommending the response "I love you" in situations where it was deemed innappropriate.

Nov 201522 reportsgoogleAIUnintentional

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All Incidents1,751 Malicious Actors & Misuse566 AI Safety & Failures314 Discrimination & Toxicity244 Misinformation196 Privacy & Security112 Human-Computer Interaction42

AI Incidents

Tesla Vehicle Running on Self-Driving Mode Crashes on City Streets

Sleeping Driver on Tesla AutoPilot

Inappropriate Gmail Smart Reply Suggestions

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