Research papers, investigations, explainers, videos, laws and the organizations doing the work, from people who are alarmed and people who are skeptical. New additions are checked by two people before they are listed. The launch collection was compiled with the help of AI research assistants, and every link was opened and checked on 22 September 2026.
3 works on “Does it tell the truth?” · clear filters
A running record of court and tribunal decisions worldwide that found a party relied on AI-invented material, usually fake legal citations. It listed more than 2,000 cases by September 2026.
Worth knowing: Living database kept by one researcher; it counts only cases a court addressed, so the true number is higher.
An accessible report on the alignment-faking study, explaining why a model that misleads its trainers could make safety training harder to trust.
An accessible explainer on why a model trained to imitate human text can state things that are false, and why getting AI to report what it really knows is an open research problem.
Worth knowing: Made in 2022, before today's reasoning models.