Report an incident

Tell us about a case in India where an AI system harmed someone, failed in a way that mattered, or was used to deceive people. Near misses count too. You don’t need proof in hand, and you don’t have to tell us who you are.

All records

What happened?

What happens next

We read itSomeone on the IASN team reads every report.
We check itWe look for public sources that support it. If you left an email, we may write to ask a question.
We publish a summaryIf it holds up and fits the register, a short, neutral record goes up. Your name never does.

If you need help now

This form doesn’t reach the police, a bank or a regulator. If you’re in danger or have lost money, go to them first.

EmergencyCall 112.
Online fraud or other cybercrimeCall 1930, or file a complaint on the national cybercrime portal. cybercrime.gov.in
A bank, card or payments appComplain to the bank first, then to the Reserve Bank’s complaint system, or call 14448. cms.rbi.org.in
Fake or intimate images of youReport them to the platform and on the cybercrime portal. The women’s helpline is 181. If a platform doesn’t act, you can appeal to the Grievance Appellate Committee. gac.gov.in
Someone to talk toTele MANAS, the government’s mental health line, is on 14416.

Describe it

What the system did and what followed. Plain words are fine.

When did it happen?

A date, a month or a year

Where?

A city or state, or “online”

Which AI system was involved?

The product or tool, and who runs it, if you know

Links or other evidence

News reports, public posts, court or police documents. One per line.

How do you know about this? Choose one.

Your name

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Your email

Optional. We’d only use it to ask you a question about this report.

I agree to IASN keeping this report and, after checking it, publishing a summary without my name or contact details.

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