AI Incident Tracker

Alleged Developers

Insights

  • The developers associated with the highest number of reported incidents overall (within all incidents since 2015 where the developer was one of the 10 most frequently reported) were OpenAI (14%) and Meta (10%).
  • The numbers of incidents associated with OpenAI increased dramatically in 2023 compared with previous years, following the launch of ChatGPT to the public in November 2022.
  • The share of incidents with a substantial National Security impact, which are attributed to OpenAI has increased each year since 2021.
  • The developers of the AI systems associated with almost a half of reported incidents are unknown.

Interactive

View which developers are associated with the most incidents, with different harm severities, and see how the distribution has changed over the past 10 years.

Explore more of the AI Incident Tracker Project

You can explore different views of the database and classification in the project. For example, you can see all AI incidents classified using taxonomies from the MIT Risk Repository, the type of harm, and individual records in the AI Incident Database.

Key visualizations include bar charts and pie charts that display incident counts, proportions across domains (e.g., "System Failures," "Discrimination & Toxicity"), and trends in causal attributes. Additionally, insights highlight patterns such as the prevalence of system safety issues, intentional misuse trends, and incomplete reporting gaps.

Click through the links below to explore each of the interactive dashboards.

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