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Every case, source and finding on this site is free to reuse with credit. The files are regenerated whenever the record changes and were last checked on 12 September 2026.

Downloads

cases.json: every case with its full record, plus totals.
cases.csv: one row per case, for spreadsheets.
feed.xml: RSS feed of every new case and every change.
llms.txt and llms-full.txt: plain-text versions for AI assistants.

The JSON and CSV files and the badge are served with Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, so you can fetch them from a browser.

Fields

Field	Meaning
`slug`	Stable identifier; the case page is /cases/{slug}
`tier`	confirmed (official finding) or alleged
`category`	chatbots, vehicles, military or medical
`deaths`	Number of deaths, or null if it can't be established
`dateOfDeath`	YYYY, YYYY-MM or YYYY-MM-DD, or a range
`country / region`	ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code and a region if public
`aiSystem / developer`	The system blamed and who makes or operates it
`finding`	For confirmed cases: the body, type, date, statement and primary source
`legalStatus`	Where any proceedings stand
`sources`	Every source, marked primary or secondary, with archive links where available
`history`	Dated list of every change to the case

Embed the live count

This badge updates itself every day:

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How to cite

Has AI Killed Anyone? (hasaikilledanyone.com). Accessed 12 September 2026. https://hasaikilledanyone.com

For a specific case, link to its page. Case URLs are permanent. Please read the methodology before quoting either number, and don't add the confirmed and alleged counts together.