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Cruise AI failures
Every documented AI failure involving Cruise on the AI Failure Index, classified by the mechanism that broke.
- Failures
- 3
- Highest severity
- Catastrophic
- Span
- 2022 to 2023
- Failure modes
- 1
Cruise admits to false report after pedestrian dragging incident
Cruise's autonomous vehicle dragged a pedestrian after a collision and the company subsequently provided inaccurate reports to federal regulators. This led to criminal fines, NHTSA penalties, and the suspension of their operational permits.
- Confidence
- High (multi-source, primary)
Cruise robotaxis investigated after sudden braking led to rear-end collisions
In December 2022 U.S. regulators opened a probe after reports that Cruise autonomous taxis braked suddenly and were rear-ended. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) initiated a preliminary evaluation after receiving multiple reports of unexpected braking and immobilizations. News outlets and an incident database documented the events and the regulatory review.
- Confidence
- Medium (multi-source)
Cruise self-driving car injures multiple people in San Francisco collision
A Cruise robotaxi collided with a Toyota Prius during a left turn in San Francisco on June 3, 2022. The accident caused multiple injuries and prompted a federal probe into the company's autonomous driving software.
- Confidence
- Medium (multi-source)
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