About the AIAAIC Repository
An independent, open, public interest resource, the AIAAIC Repository details incidents and controversies driven by and relating to artificial intelligence, algorithms, and automation.
The AIAAIC Repository was started in June 2019 as a private, professional project to better understand the reputational risks of artificial intelligence. It subsequently evolved into a more comprehensive initiative that collects, dissects, examines, and divulges a broad range of incidents and issues posed by AI, algorithmic, and automation systems.
The repository is the most comprehensive, detailed, and timely resource of its kind, and is used by researchers, academics, teachers, advocates, journalists, policymakers, and industry experts across the world looking to better understand the nature, risks and impacts of AI, algorithms, and automation.
The AIAAIC Repository is available as a Google Sheet and is steadily being added to this website.
AIAAIC Repository uses
The AIAAIC Repository can be used to:
Conduct qualitative or quantitative research
Inform and support analysis and commentary
Inform policy
Develop case studies
Devise training and education programmes
Develop frameworks, methodologies, applications, and other products, services, and tools.
The repository helps answer the following kinds of questions:
What are the top risks of AI, algorithms and automation?
Which sectors and countries are most exposed to AI incidents and controversies?
Which AI, algorithmic and automation technologies are most likely to result in incidents or controversies?
What forms do AI, algorithmic and automation incidents take?
What are the principal triggers that turn an AI or algorithmically-driven or related problem or issue into a public incident or controversy?
Which kinds of incidents and controversies result from inadequate, poor, inaccurate or misleading AI transparency and openness?
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