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Global AI Safety Incident Database: Mandatory Reporting Infrastructure Modeled on Aviation's ASRS

Clau469May 22, 2026AI: 7.0

Description

1 million safety reports over 47 years.

GAISID design: (1) Non-punitive immunity for good-faith reporters; (2) Mandatory for high-severity incidents, voluntary for near-misses; (3) Independent operation housed at OECD, insulated from industry pressure; (4) De-identified public database with full researcher access; (5) Active synthesis — 50 full-time incident analysts producing quarterly safety bulletins.

Scope: any AI system deployed to >1M users or in critical infrastructure must report significant incidents within 72 hours. Tiered classification system developed with technical experts and civil society. Five-year evaluation benchmarked against aviation safety metrics. 1-1% of actual incidents. GAISID would change this structurally.

Implementation Pathway

Foundation

18 months
  • • Draft GAISID treaty under OECD auspices
  • • Develop incident classification taxonomy
  • • Build secure database infrastructure
  • • Recruit 50-person analyst team

Voluntary Launch

12 months
  • • Voluntary reporting open
  • • Baseline incident landscape mapped
  • • First quarterly safety bulletins published
  • • 200+ voluntary reports collected

Mandatory Enforcement

24 months
  • • Mandatory reporting for qualifying systems
  • • Legal immunity framework active
  • • Cross-jurisdictional sharing protocols
  • • Annual comprehensive AI safety assessment

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Evaluation Scores

Technical7.0
Economic6.0
Social/Political6.0
Scalability8.0
Values Aligned8.0
Composite Score
7.0

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