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Every incident record (metadata only) from the weekly snapshot of 2026-09-07. Filter, then export the selection with its licence attached; each row links to the full record and its reports.

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4 incidents

  1. #119 · 4 reports

    Xsolla Employees Fired by CEO Allegedly via Big Data Analytics of Work Activities AIID ↗

    Xsolla CEO fired more than a hundred employees from his company in Perm, Russia, based on big data analysis of their remote digitized-work activity, which critics said was violating employee's privacy, outdated, and extremely ineffective.

    Deployer: Xsolla · Developer: Unknown · Harmed: Xsolla employees, Privacy, Biometric data subjects

    Privacy & Security Compromise of privacy by obtaining... none RU

  2. #58 · 5 reports

    Russian Chatbot Supports Stalin and Violence AIID ↗

    Yandex, a Russian technology company, released an artificially intelligent chat bot named Alice which began to reply to questions with racist, pro-stalin, and pro-violence responses

    Deployer: Yandex · Developer: Yandex · Harmed: Yandex Users

    Discrimination and Toxicity Exposure to toxic content none RU

  3. #60 · 23 reports

    FaceApp Racial Filters AIID ↗

    FaceApp is criticized for offering racist filters.

    Deployer: Faceapp · Developer: Faceapp · Harmed: Minority Groups

    Discrimination and Toxicity Unfair discrimination and misrepre... none RU

  4. #27 · 27 reports

    Nuclear False Alarm AIID ↗

    An alert of five incoming intercontinental ballistic missiles was properly identified as a false-positive by the Soviet Union operator Stanislov Petrov.

    Deployer: Soviet Union · Developer: Soviet Union · Harmed: All Life On Earth

    AI system safety, failures, an... Lack of capability or robustness none RU

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