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PolicyThe FCC takes comment on letting AI-voice political robocalls go without consent, and advocates object

The Federal Communications Commission has opened public comment on a petition from Club for Growth. If granted, AI-generated political robocalls could reach cell phones without prior consent.

The petition caps calls at three per 30 days, but the National Consumer Law Center argues most political groups could avoid that limit. The FCC already ruled in 2024 that AI voice-cloning robocalls are illegal.

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