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3 incidents matching “Luna” · public reporting

WF-GII1SJ9 May 2022

TerraUSD and Luna algorithmic stablecoin collapse wipes out $60 billion

The algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD (UST) and its sister token Luna collapsed in May 2022, losing nearly all their value. The system, developed by Terraform Labs, used an algorithm to maintain a $1 peg for UST by swapping with Luna. A bank run triggered by large withdrawals and a drop in yields caused a death spiral, wiping out approximately $60 billion in market value. Do Kwon, the founder, attempted to save the peg using Bitcoin reserves but ultimately failed.

Company involved
Terraform Labs
AI system involved
TerraUSD (UST) and Luna

10 source articles · read the reporting →

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna denies staff used AI to draft defence amendment

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's congressional office used Claude, an AI chatbot, to spellcheck and grammar-check a summary of an amendment to the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act. Screenshots of the summary circulated online because it still contained the text 'Claude responded:'. Luna initially said staff used AI to correct draft text and did not edit it, then clarified that AI was only used on the summary and that no legislation is drafted with AI. The incident drew public speculation about AI use in legislative work.

Company involved
Office of Rep. Anna Paulina Luna
AI system involved
Claude

2 source articles · read the reporting →

An AI just fired a real employee — and it's a legal gray zone - Gagadget.com

The system recommended termination of a retail store employee for repeated lateness.

Company involved
Andon Labs
AI system involved
Claude (as Luna)

1 source article · read the reporting →