US agency FCC finalises $6 million fine over AI-generated Biden robocalls

In May, Steven Kramer, a Louisiana Democratic political consultant was indicted in New Hampshire over the calls. The FCC said the calls were generated using an AI-generated deepfake audio recording of Biden's cloned voice, saying its rules prohibi...

Reuters
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday finalised a $6 million fine for a political consultant over fake robocalls in imitating President Joe Biden that sought to dissuade people from voting for him in a New Hampshire's primary election.

In May, Steven Kramer, a Louisiana Democratic political consultant was indicted in New Hampshire over the calls. The FCC said the calls were generated using an AI-generated deepfake audio recording of Biden's cloned voice, saying its rules prohibit transmission of inaccurate caller ID information. The commission said Kramer will be required to pay the fine within 30 days or the matter will be referred to the Justice Department for collection.
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