About the AI Incident Index
Mission
Make real-world AI incidents easier to discover, understand and study.
Why the Index exists
AI is increasingly embedded in critical systems, workplaces, consumer products and public infrastructure.
When AI systems fail, are misused or create unintended consequences, information about those events is often fragmented across news reports, regulatory documents, academic research, court filings and company disclosures.
AI Incident Index exists to organize that information into a structured, searchable public record.
Editorial independence
AI Incident Index is maintained by Raidu. Commercial relationships do not determine whether an incident is included, removed or classified.
- Inclusion, removal and classification follow the published methodology only.
- Record removal is never sold, and payment is never accepted to change an evidence status.
- Organizations named in a record can submit a response or correction at no cost.
- Raidu products are not promoted inside incident records.
Who maintains it
The Index is run by an editorial team that reviews submissions, verifies sources and maintains the taxonomy. Raidu funds the work and provides infrastructure. Editorial decisions sit with the editorial team and follow the published methodology.