Open data

Data and citation

The whole record is free to download and reuse. Every case has a stable ID that will not change, even if its title or classification is revised.

Downloads

catalog.jsonEvery case with its sources, claims and timeline, plus the vocabularies, organizations, investigations and watchlist. Format 2.
cases.csvOne row per case with classification, dates, parties and evidence level.
Atom feedNew developments in cases, for feed readers and alerts.

40 cases · last record change 17 Oct 2026. The schema is published with the source repository as contracts/catalog.schema.json.

Citing a case

Cite the case ID and the date of the version you read. Each case page has a copyable citation:

misaligned.fyi. “OpenAI evaluation agents compromise Hugging Face.” Case MF-001, record updated 17 Oct 2026. https://misaligned.fyi/cases/openai-hugging-face-intrusion

Claims have their own permalinks (for example #claim-CLM-002), so you can point to the exact assertion and its sources.

Using the data responsibly

Counts describe documented cases, not how often AI systems misbehave.
Do not sum cases into victims: several cases can involve the same affected organization.
Keep the category: a controlled experiment is not an incident.
Evidence levels describe who corroborates an account, not whether it is true. See the methodology.