Public trackerCorpus refreshed Sep 10, 2026 · Latest decision Sep 8, 2026Public incidents are risk signals, not usage-adjusted rates
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Corpus analytics

The public record,
measured honestly.

Understand the legal AI risk landscape in seconds. Explore trends, sources, attribution, and consequences, then inspect the records behind every signal.

Corpus intelligence

See the record, its shape, and its limits.

Counts describe tracked public matters, not industry incidence. Failure and consequence tags can overlap. Monetary metrics use only records with a known amount.

Corpus growthCumulative record and monthly additionsInteractive decision-date view
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Decision month. Corpus-added dates are not recorded. The latest period may be incomplete. Hover for values; click a period to inspect records.

Attribution statusHow AI involvement is recorded
record classification
AI implied or unspecified1,356
Tool unidentified438
Named tool recorded222
Allegation-only record20

A recorded name or implication is not proof of causation; inspect the underlying source.

Source qualityLinked evidence by source tier
URL classification
Publisher document archive1,882
Secondary or other source105
Docket or document mirror28
Official court or government17
Source link missing4

A source link improves traceability but does not mean every field was independently verified.

Review statusRecorded human review coverage
Marked human-reviewed0
Not marked human-reviewed2,036

Review status reflects the tracker field; absence of a mark does not prove no review occurred.

2,016 non-allegation-only records 235 known monetary amounts4 missing source linksRead methodology
Trust and quality

Know what is present, and what is missing.

99.8%source-linked2,032 records
1,882Publisher document archivelargest source tier
235known amounts$1,780,702 total
2,016non-allegation-only20 allegation-only
0human-reviewed0% of corpus
4missing source linkinspect before relying
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Go from signal to source-backed record.

Every chart links back to the public matters behind it. Use Explore when you need a narrower, reproducible view.

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