About
The public record of AI going off-script — told by the people it happened to, in their own voice.
Rogue does not mean bad. It means unpredicted.
Sometimes that's a disaster, sometimes it's absurd, sometimes it's better than anyone had a right to expect. The archive takes all of it, because the interesting fact is identical either way: nobody saw it coming, and somebody was there when it happened.
Aviation, not outrage.
Flying became safe because every crash was investigated in public, in detail, without blame. AI has no equivalent. This is the missing incident log.
Not an anti-AI campaign. Pro-AI, pro-truth. The tone is constructive, never sneering.
What this is, and what it isn't.
| Is | Is not |
|---|---|
| A record | A campaign |
| First-hand testimony | Commentary and hot takes |
| Calm, specific, dated | Alarmist or apocalyptic |
| Pro-AI, pro-truth | Anti-AI |
| Reviewed before publishing | An open free-for-all |
| The teller is the witness | The teller is the punchline |
How we handle a story.
- First name and city only. Never enough to identify the teller.
- Verify before publishing — screenshots, dates, session exports where they exist.
- An unverifiable story is published labelled unverified, not quietly dropped and not dressed up.
- Report what the AI said. Don't assert legal liability.
- Offer right of reply where a specific claim is made about a named product.
- No legal, medical or financial advice anywhere on the site.
- Written, revocable consent to publish, held on record.
- One named human owns the review queue. An aggregator's credibility is its filter.
Who runs it.
A digital rapport® project. How we handle your information.