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AI Incident is an event in which an AI system causes, contributes to, or has the potential to cause harm, including physical, psychological, financial, or reputational harm, to individuals, organisations, or society.
AI Incident, an event in which an AI system causes, contributes to, or has the potential to cause harm, including physical, psychological, financial, or reputational harm, to individuals, organisations, or society.
AI incident reporting is a mandatory obligation under the EU AI Act for high-risk AI providers (serious incidents within 15 days). The EU Act defines a "serious incident" as one causing death, serious injury, large-scale infringement of fundamental rights, or significant property damage. Beyond legal mandates, a mature AI incident response capability, detection, triage, investigation, remediation, and learning, is essential for organisations deploying AI at scale. The AI Incident Database (incidentdatabase.ai) is a public resource cataloguing AI incidents across sectors.
Source: EU AI Act, Article 73; NIST AI RMF, RESPOND
AI incident reporting is a mandatory obligation under the EU AI Act for high-risk AI providers (serious incidents within 15 days). The EU Act defines a "serious incident" as one causing death, serious injury, large-scale infringement of fundamental rights, or significant property damage. Beyond legal mandates, a mature AI incident response capability, detection, triage, investigation, remediation, and learning, is essential for organisations deploying AI at scale. The AI Incident Database (incidentdatabase.ai) is a public resource cataloguing AI incidents across sectors.
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