The AI Incident Exchange
Report an AI incident
A chatbot that gave you wrong answers and no way to a human. An AI summary that pointed you to a scammer. A system that blocked you and could not explain why. These incidents are happening across Australia, and until now there has been nowhere to record them. It takes about five minutes, with no account needed.
Need your problem fixed, not just recorded?
Responsible AI Australia records and analyses incidents so patterns get found. It is not a regulator and cannot resolve your matter or recover money. These bodies can:
- ScamwatchScams and fraud
- AFCADisputes with banks, insurers and financial services
- OAICPrivacy breaches
- eSafety CommissionerOnline abuse and image-based harm
You can do both: get help there, and record the incident here so it counts toward the pattern.
What happens to your report
De-identified
A person reviews every report. Names of people and businesses, and anything that could identify them, are separated from the analysis and never published.
Counted toward patterns
Reports are classified against Australia's AI Ethics Principles and common harm types, so one person's bad afternoon becomes evidence of a pattern.
Published as patterns only
Aggregate findings, like how often people could not reach a human, are published in periodic pattern reports. Individual reports never are.
Read the terms of submission and our privacy policy.