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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's Office Reportedly Published Claude Transcript Residue on Accident in House Amendment Summary

June 24, 2026

A staffer in Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's office reportedly used Claude to prepare a summary for an amendment to the FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act and accidentally pasted chatbot transcript residue, including a timestamp and "Claude responded:" marker, into the public House Rules Committee record. The summary was reportedly later corrected. Luna confirmed that her staff used Claude for the summary, not to draft the amendment itself.

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Alleged deployer
office-of-rep.-anna-paulina-luna, congressional-staffers
Alleged developer
large-language-model-developers, chatbot-developers, anthropic
Alleged harmed parties
general-public-of-the-united-states, general-public, epistemic-integrity, congressional-public-records

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