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Incidents, findings and AI-service updates.
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https://api.voidly.ai/data/incidents/feed.rssStart with a country · opens incidents JSON
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Incidents
Documented events, with their source evidence.
Country filters available in JSON.Findings
Research summaries derived from the public data.
Follow each result back to its source.AI services
Incident records that mention AI-service interference.
Service categories travel with the feed items.Formats, refresh and country filters
RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0 and JSON Feed 1.1 are available for each stream. For a country-specific feed, use incidents JSON with ?country=XX. Incident RSS and Atom currently return the full stream, even with a country parameter. AI-service categories are included on feed items for readers that support tag filtering.
Readers poll at their own pace. Response caching and source updates are separate; a fresh response does not mean a new incident. Inspect each item’s date and evidence before citing it.
This page advertises all feed formats with alternate links for reader discovery. Direct feed URLs also work when a reader cannot discover them from a page.
For scripts and tools
The machine-readable directory lists the streams, formats and published refresh information.
https://api.voidly.ai/data/feeds.jsonAPI documentation ↗Sources, reuse and citation
The feed publications use CC BY 4.0. Retain attribution and the underlying source links. Upstream raw material keeps its own license; see the data catalogue for the distinction.
Incident classifications, measurements and model-derived findings have different meanings. Keep their dates and limitations with any quotation or reuse.