AI oversight and accountability: A More Open Tomorrow
A.I.R.A. provides guidance for AI system operators, receives incident reports, and publishes findings for the public.
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Services and information
How A.I.R.A. can help
Incident reportingReport an AI incidentFind out what to include in a report and how to contact the Public Information Office.Reporting guidance
Operator guidanceOperating an AI systemReview responsibilities for system access, activity records, updates and independent oversight.Operator responsibilities
Published findingsResearch facility incidentRead the published findings, evidence summary and review status for case AIRA-IR-2026-014.Read the public account
Featured incident
AIRA-IR-2026-014
Domain failure at a private research facility
A.I.R.A. is reviewing a system failure at a private research facility. The public account documents the agent's activity, the evidence recovered, and matters still under review.
- Status
- Public account under review
- Agent version
- First generation; not updated
- Evidence
- Recovered drive held by Evidence Custody
- Published
For the public
Who controls AI agents?
Our guidance explains reporting procedures when an agent leaves the work it was given. Published accounts distinguish confirmed findings from matters under review.
Accountable AI operation depends on clear responsibilities, independent review, and accessible public records.
Newsroom
Releases, notices and guidance
Upcoming public hearings on AI oversight and accountability
Public hearing: keystones held without update
10:00 to 12:30 · Hearing Room 2, Administrative Building
Written statements accepted until 5 November 2026.
Open session: the AIRA-IR-2026-014 public account
14:00 to 16:00 · Hearing Room 2, Administrative Building
Seating is limited. The session is recorded for the public record.
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