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Incident data

The case archive below is more than a list of entries - it is a record with real structure: a 0-100 severity score decomposed into five weighted factors, five categories, three autonomy classifications, precision-tagged dates, and normalized entities. This is the corpus-level analysis layer built on that structure: what is happening, how bad, who recurs, and whether it is worsening. Every chart is server-rendered, every datum is real selectable text, and each page publishes its dataset as CSV and JSON for citation.

At a glance

A summary of the whole corpus: 9 documented incidents by severity band. Each band's count is the real number - this preview is a distribution, not a trend; the deeper charts below answer the how and why.

Minor0
Moderate2
Elevated2
Severe5
Critical0

Data as of 2026-08-30. See how severity is scored.

Explore the charts

Each chart is its own route with its own URL, so it can be linked to, cited, and indexed independently. Every page offers its dataset as a downloadable CSV or JSON file.

Incident timelineEvery incident plotted by date and category, with a bucketed count histogram. Month- and year-precision entries render as honest bands, never a false day.Categories and autonomyHow the corpus concentrates across the five categories and three autonomy classifications - autonomous action, human-directed misuse, and systemic.Severity over timeEach incident's 0-100 severity score plotted by date, with a gapped five-incident rolling median and no fitted trend line.Severity factorsHow the five-factor rubric - harm, scale, irreversibility, autonomy, and precedent - drives each severity score, and how that composition shifts over time.Entity rankingsWhich entities recur across the most incidents, and which entities appear together in the same documented incident.