About & methods
About Rogue AI Wiki
Rogue AI Wiki is an independent, public-interest resource for first-party reports, technical analysis and interactive explanations of unauthorized AI behaviour and control risks.
What does “rogue” mean here?
This site covers unauthorized AI actions, departures from task scope and failures of control.
What do we include?
Provider disclosures about their own systems, original notices from affected parties, original research and investigations, and official government statements. Unconfirmed attribution is labeled with its source.
What do we leave out?
Second-hand news, untraceable social posts, unsupported numbers and claims presenting hypothetical risks as established events.
How do dates and updates work?
Reports are ordered by publication date and incidents by when they happened. Dates retain the source’s precision, with inferred ranges explained in the record. Year-only or month-only entries follow dated entries in the same period. Follow-up reports remain separate.
Incident IDs
Each incident has a permanent ID linking its reports. A series groups related actions. Controlled experiments are listed as evaluations. Coverage follows publicly available sources.
Chinese and English
The interface, our summaries and interactive guide are available in Chinese and English. Each entry links to its original source.
Interactive model
The guide uses Remotion and fixed browser-side rules to illustrate sharing, memory, coordination and access controls.
Privacy and access
No account is required. Language and filtering are handled locally. Search terms are not uploaded. There are no ads, tracking analytics or paid AI APIs. Original-source links take you to the respective publishers’ websites.
Coverage
Original materials from model providers, affected parties, researchers and governments, mainly published in 2024–2026, plus one landmark evaluation from 2023. The latest collection-wide review was on September 28, 2026; new sources and related follow-ups were added on October 2, October 21 and November 2.
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Data and license
Every numbered record and report can be downloaded as JSON with the same fields as the site; records link to reports through reportIds. The home page, incident index, About page and every record and report page also have a Markdown version (add index.md to the address), and there is an RSS feed and an llms.txt index for AI tools. Text and data written by this site are licensed under CC BY 4.0; credit Rogue AI Wiki with a link. Original reports belong to their publishers, and the site’s source code is not covered.
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