My AI Incident Watch
AI incidents happening now!
Know what happened. Know if it affects you.
41 configured feeds and searches · AI incidents only
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Why this information matters
AI incidents can affect your privacy, your money and the services you depend on. Clear reports can help you recognize a risk, check whether you may be affected and find official instructions when action is available. A serious impact does not always mean everyone needs to act immediately.
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THE COMPLETE FEATURE LIST
My AI Incident Watch
15 designed features- 41 configured feeds and searches. Coverage includes the AI Incident Database, OECD AI Incidents Monitor, company disclosures and status feeds, security publishers, regulators and topic searches. Availability varies; Source coverage shows successful checks and feeds needing a retry.
- Automatic refresh. Checks when you open the app and every 15 minutes while it stays open. Hourly background checks are scheduled while it is closed. Tap Refresh feed to check again; each source is checked at most once every 15 minutes.
- AI incidents only, large and small. Follow reported security failures, data exposure, fraud, unauthorized agent actions, misleading output, discrimination and service disruptions across companies and industries.
- Know what may affect you. Incident details identify affected users, products and regions when the report provides them. Missing information is clearly marked.
- Understand the next step. “What to do now” includes verified official instructions when available and clearly says when no specific protective action has been verified.
- Bright tags with clear meanings. Red means immediate attention for a reviewed active issue with a specific protective action. Bright yellow means cautious: review or monitor. Category, outcome and status tags add context. Major impact alone does not mean immediate action.
- Reported dates, times and company logos. Compact articles show the source publication date and time, when supplied, with real company artwork when available. Dates with no published time say so.
- Read the original report. Open available detailed reporting and source links. Some publishers may require a subscription.
- Current year first. Older reports in Archive. Newest reports appear first automatically, with earlier years retained for reference.
- Evidence status matters. Labels distinguish allegations, reported incidents, research, company disclosures and official findings so a claim is not confused with a confirmed conclusion.
- Watch companies and categories. Create a personal watchlist while keeping the full feed available. Save useful reports and follow incidents for linked coverage and detected changes.
- Suggest a missing report. Send a public AI incident article for private editorial review before it can appear in the feed.
- Your device, your shortcuts. Save the custom app icon to a supported iPhone Home Screen or desktop. Watchlists, saved reports and following preferences stay in that browser on that device.
- Transparent limits. Public reporting and automated discovery can miss incidents or make mistakes. No service can guarantee every incident. Feed updates and Following are available inside the app. Notification and email alerts are not offered.
- Free with EASYFREE through November 8, 2026 at 4:34 PM Pacific. Verify your email and complete a $0 checkout. No credit card or subscription. Each email can claim each app once; claimed access remains available after the offer ends.