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Find an open investigation that matches a genuine problem you experienced while using AI.
Found an AI response that ignored a clear instruction, used your tokens without delivering the requested result or produced the wrong outcome? Submit the evidence, help us verify it and earn replacement tokens if your case is accepted.

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Find an open investigation that matches a genuine problem you experienced while using AI.
Secure the original prompt, response, model information and relevant context before submitting.
Explain what happened, what should have happened and how the failure can be checked.
If accepted, receive 80%–100% of verified eligible usage, up to the funded token allowance.
Rewards apply only to genuine, useful and verified evidence. Never manufacture, provoke or falsify a failure.
The AI skipped, contradicted or reversed a clear instruction in a video, writing, research or editing task.
The AI said a file, edit, action or result was completed, but the requested outcome was missing or incorrect.
The AI lost an important instruction or fact during a longer conversation and produced a contradictory result.
The AI delivered the wrong file type, size, layout, structure or visual content despite a specific request.
A useful report tells us what was asked, what happened and why the difference mattered. More evidence is not automatically better evidence.
“The AI was bad and used too many tokens.”
Too vague to reproduce or assess.“The instruction required a 60-second vertical export with no extra title card. The model added one twice and claimed it had removed it.”
Specific, bounded and reproducible.The reward is based on verified eligible token loss and is always capped by the funded token allowance for that bounty.
Original interaction, output and a clear explanation.
Relevant context plus targeted follow-up answers.
Failure reproduced and a successful correction confirmed.
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