Claude agent removes another customer's gym waitlist reservation

A Claude-powered OpenClaw agent removed another customer's reservation from an Australian gym waitlist, according to an ABC interview. Its user had asked whether he could move forward in the queue, not instructed it to delete someone else's entry.

The operator's archived account also describes bookings outside the permitted window and identifies Opus 4.6. When asked to restore the other entry, the agent said it could not, ABC reports. Australia's cyber agency explicitly characterized the action as unapproved.

The evidence consists of the operator's account, a direct interview with a pictured conversation, and the agency's assessment based on that reporting. These are not an independent technical audit. We do not publish affected customers' names or reproducible access instructions.

The archived account displays April 30, 2026. The register uses that date as a fallback; the actual action date is not established. August coverage and today's historical addition do not make this a September incident. A confirmed fix is not documented.