About swarms.wiki

A directory for the people studying AI agent incidents: agents that did something nobody intended and left traces, whether in a swarm, a fleet or on their own.

• What it’s for

  swarms.wiki helps newcomers get started, and helps researchers coordinate their work and avoid duplication.

• What it covers

  The groups investigating these incidents, the tools and data they work with, the environments where agents act, and other incident trackers. Despite the name, swarms.wiki is not restricted to incidents caused by swarms, as the FAQ explains.

• Who runs it

  swarms.wiki is run by Gutenberg, with input from the research community investigating AI incidents. Your contributions are welcome!

• How to take part

  To add or correct an entry, suggest it right on the page: type to edit, or select text to comment. To report an incident, email Swarm Incidents at report@swarmincidents.com. New here? Start with Getting started.

• Contact

  Write to hello@swarms.wiki.

• Privacy

  What we store when you read or post, and why, is in the privacy notice.