Exclusive | Dossier urging Democrats to go to war with corporate America ridiculed by party insiders: AI slop

A leaked dossier urging top House Democrats to go to war with Elon Musk, Apple and other corporate giants has earned the scorn of party insiders – with some griping that the document is a sloppy, AI-influenced mess, The Post has learned.Authored by progressive think tank Groundwork Collaborative, the 181-page dossier outlines a plan to go after “politically corrupt corporate targets” with public hearings and subpoenas when Democrats take control of Congress early next year.The Washington Sun, which first reported on the dossier this week, said Democrats on the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees have been “reviewing” the dossier while crafting their agenda.That’s despite the fact that the version circulating on the Hill is riddled with typos, editing notes, half-finished sections and casual references to Groundwork staffers.At least 83 sections of the dossier appear to be at least partially AI-generated, according to the results of a Pangram review provided to The Post.In one particularly embarrassing blunder, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is named as a potential investigation target, even though a section on “how Eli Lilly makes health care more expensive” only says “TK.” Elsewhere, a section tacked on near the end of the dossier is titled “Blank Template” and appears to have been left in by mistake.The goofs have led some DC sources who spoke to The Post to dismiss it as unserious or even counterproductive to the Democratic party’s goals.

The dossier “doesn’t seem like a real polished proposal to the Hill,” according to one K Street lobbyist familiar with the document who spoke to The Post on condition of anonymity.“I’ve not heard from any folks on the Hill who are utilizing this to put together their agenda on oversight,” the lobbyist added.“It seems like a lot of this might have been made with AI, and I would hope that anyone putting something like this together would not put together a product like that, with obvi...