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About
AI Security Risks is a small, independent reference site. It publishes a sourced register of AI security risks and a free tool for turning it into a working list.
Who runs it
The site is published as AI Security Risks. There is no named editorial team. Content is researched and drafted with AI assistance, then checked against the cited sources before it is published. No outside security expert has reviewed it, and nothing here says otherwise.
What it is for
Security, IT and compliance staff at organizations adopting AI often need to answer the same questions: which AI risks apply to us, what has actually happened, which framework IDs do auditors and vendors use, and where do we start. The register answers those with sources you can check. The register builder turns it into a list you can assign and export.
What it is not
We don't test products, run security assessments or give legal advice. The register is a starting point for your own review. Cases come from public disclosures, so they show what was reported, not everything that happens.
Independence
The site has no sponsors, ads or affiliate links. It is not affiliated with OWASP, MITRE, NIST or any company named on it. If that changes, this page and every affected page will say so.
Contact
Corrections and questions: info@aisecurityrisks.com.