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Interview False images of Donald Trump supported by made-up Black voters, middle-schoolers creating pornographic deepfakes of their female classmates, and Google’s Gemini chatbot failing to generate pictures of White people accurately.

It tests all sorts of products – from furniture to computer mouses – and its website has cataloged over 600 unique automation and AI-related incidents so far.

The AI Incident Database is modeled on the CVE Program set up by the non-profit MITRE, or the National Highway Transport Safety Administration’s website reporting publicly disclosed cyber security vulnerabilities and vehicle crashes.

The website is currently managed by around ten people, plus a handful of volunteers and contractors that review and post AI-related incidents online.

Monitoring problems with AI over time reveals interesting trends, and could allow people to understand the technology’s real, current harms.

Some of them are “funny, silly things” like dodgy products sold on Amazon titled: “I cannot fulfill that request” – a clear sign that the seller used a large language model to write descriptions – or other instances of AI-generated spam.

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