(Gadget Review) A chatbot-generated summary, complete with timestamp, got pasted directly into the public record of an NDAA amendment process by a staffer in Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s office. Nobody stopped it. Nobody was disciplined. According to the Washington Post, almost nobody was surprised.
That context anchors where Congress actually stands on artificial intelligence.
AI tools including ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok are already handling congressional work — speeches, mail sorting, hearing prep, and amendment drafting — across both chambers.
The House didn’t stumble into this quietly. It purchased 6,000 Microsoft Copilot licenses and actively encouraged staff adoption. Luna told the Washington Post that tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok are commonly used, and she didn’t view AI-generated summaries as illegal.