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131 unique sources · 133 citations across the tracker · 98% resolved to a canonical venue URL

Every claim in the tracker — threat vectors, dead-hand systems, timeline events — ties back to a public source. This page is the union of all of them, alphabetized within category, with each entry showing every page on the site that cites it. Where a source's venue matches a known URL pattern, the citation links out to the venue home or archive; where we don't have a canonical URL, the source appears as plain text and is a candidate for the ongoing link audit.

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Government, regulators, and international bodies [131]

  1. 404 Media and New York Times reporting — 404media.co
  2. ACLU legal filings — aclu.org
  3. ACLU v. Clearview AI settlement (May 2022) — aclu.org
  4. AI Now Institute, "Litigating Algorithms" reports (2018-2021) — ainowinstitute.org
  5. American Bar Association, USMLE (NBME), and NCEES licensing-board statements — americanbar.org
  6. Analysis by Brookings, CSET — brookings.edu
  7. Angwin, Larson, Mattu & Kirchner, "Machine Bias," ProPublica (2016) — propublica.org
  8. Anthropic Computer Use launch (Oct 2024) and OpenAI Operator preview — openai.com
  9. Anthropic technical report — anthropic.com
  10. Apollo Research scheming evaluation reports — apolloresearch.ai
  11. ARC Evals report — metr.org
  12. arXiv paper — arxiv.org
  13. arXiv preprint — arxiv.org
  14. arXiv preprints — arxiv.org
  15. arXiv preprints from Anthropic, Google DeepMind — arxiv.org
  16. Associated Press and Reuters coverage of the AP Twitter hoax and S&P response (May 2023) — reuters.com
  17. Bank for International Settlements Working Paper 1029 on electronic trading (2022) — bis.org
  18. BBC News and Guardian coverage of Tay suspension (March 2016) — theguardian.com
  19. BBC News, "Clearview AI fined in UK for illegally storing facial images" (May 2022) — bbc.com
  20. Bletchley Declaration text — gov.uk
  21. Bloomberg market data — bloomberg.com
  22. Bloomberg reporting — bloomberg.com
  23. Brookings Institution, "Reducing bias in AI-based financial services" (2020) — brookings.edu
  24. Brown et al., "Language Models are Few-Shot Learners," arXiv:2005.14165 — arxiv.org
  25. CAIS statement signatory list — safe.ai
  26. California SB 1047 legislative file — leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
  27. CASP14 results — predictioncenter.org
  28. Center for AI Safety, "Statement on AI Risk" (safe.ai) — safe.ai
  29. Chinese Ministry of Justice announcements — en.wikipedia.org
  30. CISA & DOE joint guidance on AI in critical infrastructure (2024) — cisa.gov
  31. CISA advisory — cisa.gov
  32. CNN reporting — cnn.com
  33. Congressional hearings on non-consensual AI imagery (2024) — congress.gov
  34. Congressional Research Service, "Defense Primer: US Policy on Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems" (updated 2024) — crsreports.congress.gov
  35. Corporate disclosure filings
  36. CrowdStrike threat intelligence report — crowdstrike.com
  37. DeepMind blog post — deepmind.google
  38. Defense department disclosures — defense.gov
  39. Devlin et al., "BERT: Pre-training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding" (arXiv:1810.04805) — arxiv.org
  40. DFRLab (Digital Forensic Research Lab) post-election analysis — dfrlab.org
  41. DFRLab and Access Now election-monitoring reports — dfrlab.org
  42. EU Commission press releases — commission.europa.eu
  43. Euler Hermes (Allianz Trade) claims disclosure — allianz-trade.com
  44. European Parliament records — europarl.europa.eu
  45. Europol Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment — europol.europa.eu
  46. Europol Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) on AI-generated content proliferation (2024) — europol.europa.eu
  47. Europol projection (2022) and Originality.ai content-provenance studies — europol.europa.eu
  48. FLI signatory list — futureoflife.org
  49. Frances Haugen testimony to US Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection (Oct 2021) — senate.gov
  50. FTC, "Aiming for truth, fairness, and equity in your company's use of AI" (Apr 2021) — ftc.gov
  51. Future of Life Institute autonomous weapons open letter (2015) — futureoflife.org
  52. Future of Life Institute pause letter — futureoflife.org
  53. GitHub announcement — github.blog
  54. Goodfellow et al., "Generative Adversarial Nets," NeurIPS 2014 — papers.nips.cc
  55. Google DeepMind research blog — deepmind.google
  56. Google statement — blog.google
  57. Governor Newsom SB 1047 veto message (Sept 2024) — leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
  58. Hong Kong police disclosure — police.gov.hk
  59. The Information reporting — theinformation.com
  60. International Energy Agency, "Why AI and energy are the new power couple" (2023) — iea.org
  61. Jan Leike, Ilya Sutskever, and Daniel Kokotajlo departure statements via X (May-June 2024) — x.com
  62. Jane's Defence reporting — janes.com
  63. Jumper et al., Nature 596 (2021) — nature.com
  64. Kashmir Hill, "The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It," New York Times (Jan 2020) — nytimes.com
  65. Kirilenko, Kyle, Samadi & Tuzun, "The Flash Crash: High-Frequency Trading in an Electronic Market," Journal of Finance (2017) — onlinelibrary.wiley.com
  66. Krizhevsky et al., "ImageNet Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks," NeurIPS 2012 — papers.nips.cc
  67. LMSYS Chatbot Arena and Artificial Analysis leaderboards — lmarena.ai
  68. Lum & Isaac, "To predict and serve?," Significance (RSS) 13(5), 2016 — feedback-loop analysis of PredPol — rss.org.uk
  69. McKinsey Global Institute, "The state of AI in 2023: Generative AI's breakout year" — mckinsey.com
  70. Meta AI, "The Llama 3 Herd of Models" (arXiv:2407.21783) — arxiv.org
  71. Meta announcement — about.fb.com
  72. Meta threat intelligence — about.fb.com
  73. METR long-horizon task evaluations (metr.org) — metr.org
  74. Microsoft statement — news.microsoft.com
  75. Milli, Belli & Hardt, "Twitter's Algorithm: Amplifying Anger, Animosity, and Affective Polarization," arXiv:2305.16941 (2023) — arxiv.org
  76. MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, "AI in Supply Chain" research briefs — ctl.mit.edu
  77. MIT research announcement — news.mit.edu
  78. MIT Technology Review coverage — technologyreview.com
  79. Nature editorial response — nature.com
  80. Nature publication — nature.com
  81. New York Times investigation — nytimes.com
  82. New York Times Kevin Roose column — nytimes.com
  83. NIST AI Risk Management Framework, critical-infrastructure profile (2024) — nist.gov
  84. NIST Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) ongoing benchmark reports — nist.gov
  85. NTSB investigation report HWY18MH010 (Tempe fatal collision) — ntsb.gov
  86. NYT / Washington Post reporting — nytimes.com
  87. Open letter text and signatory list
  88. OpenAI announcement — openai.com
  89. OpenAI DALL-E blog post — openai.com
  90. OpenAI GPT-4 technical report — openai.com
  91. OpenAI GPT-4 technical report (arXiv:2303.08774) — arxiv.org
  92. OpenAI o1 reasoning launch and DeepMind Gemini research blog posts — openai.com
  93. OpenAI staged release blog post (Feb 2019) — openai.com
  94. Radford et al., "Improving Language Understanding by Generative Pre-Training" (OpenAI, 2018) — openai.com
  95. Reuters and MIT Technology Review investigations — reuters.com
  96. Reuters user growth reporting — reuters.com
  97. Right to Warn open letter (righttowarn.ai) — righttowarn.ai
  98. Right to Warn signatory statements — righttowarn.ai
  99. Rombach et al., CVPR 2022 — openaccess.thecvf.com
  100. Salesforce Agentforce, Microsoft Copilot Studio, and Anthropic Claude for Enterprise product announcements — anthropic.com
  101. Scarlett Johansson statement (NPR, May 2024) — npr.org
  102. SEC & CFTC joint report on the May 6, 2010 flash crash (Sept 2010) — sec.gov
  103. Shumailov et al., "AI models collapse when trained on recursively generated data," Nature 631 (Jul 2024) — nature.com
  104. Silver et al., Nature 529 (2016) — nature.com
  105. Simon Willison's blog + user-transcript captures from r/bing (Feb 2023) — simonwillison.net
  106. SIPRI, "Mapping the Development of Autonomy in Weapon Systems" (2017) — sipri.org
  107. South China Morning Post — scmp.com
  108. Stability AI announcement — stability.ai
  109. Stack Overflow Developer Survey (AI tool adoption sections) — survey.stackoverflow.co
  110. Stanford HAI, "The Foundation Model Transparency Index" (2023-2024) — hai.stanford.edu
  111. Stanford Internet Observatory report — cyber.fsi.stanford.edu
  112. SWE-bench benchmark results — swebench.com
  113. Timnit Gebru statements via New York Times interview and Twitter thread — nytimes.com
  114. Uber post-incident safety review — uber.com
  115. UK Government summit records — gov.uk
  116. UN General Assembly records — un.org
  117. UN press releases and diplomatic communiques — un.org
  118. US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, "CFPB Issues Guidance on Credit Denials by Lenders Using AI" (Sept 2023) — consumerfinance.gov
  119. US DoD Directive 3000.09, "Autonomy in Weapon Systems," updated 2023 — defense.gov
  120. US DOJ v. Google search antitrust ruling (Aug 2024) — justice.gov
  121. US House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee, "Investigation of Competition in Digital Markets" (2020) — judiciary.house.gov
  122. Vaswani et al., "Attention Is All You Need," arXiv:1706.03762 — arxiv.org
  123. Villalobos et al., "Will we run out of data? Limits of LLM scaling based on human-generated data," arXiv:2211.04325 (2022, revised 2024) — arxiv.org
  124. Vox and MIT Technology Review debate coverage — vox.com
  125. Vox and NYT investigations — vox.com
  126. Wall Street Journal reporting on the CEO voice-clone fraud (Sept 2019) — wsj.com
  127. Wall Street Journal, "The Facebook Files" investigation (2021) — wsj.com
  128. Washington Post interview — washingtonpost.com
  129. WebArena benchmark results — webarena.dev
  130. White House text — whitehouse.gov
  131. World Economic Forum, "AI in the Global Supply Chain" white paper (2023) — weforum.org