I compiled 31 documented AI agent incidents into a downloadable dataset
I maintain a public dataset of documented AI agent incidents, covering what happened, the systems involved, reported impact, and source links.
Dataset and visualizations: https://www.crawlspider.com/pages/ai-agents-gone-rogue/
The dataset separates real-world incidents, evaluations with external consequences, and controlled experiments. Those distinctions matter: a simulated failure shouldn’t be presented as damage to a real system.
Each record includes event and disclosure dates, provider/model, incident types, impact, sources, and context or caveats. There’s a full CSV download, searchable records, and free visualizations—including a provider-to-incident-type Sankey.
A limitation: this is a collection of documented reports, not a representative sample. Higher counts don’t establish that a provider is less safe; usage and disclosure practices affect what becomes visible.