Robocalls and texts using AI would have to say so; fines would double for AI scams.
This bill would make sure you know when a robocall or text message uses artificial intelligence (AI) to sound human. It would require these calls and messages to say at the start that AI is being used. Also, the bill would double the highest fines for people who use AI to pretend to be someone else to scam or harm others.
Today, robocalls and text messages using artificial intelligence (AI) to sound human do not have to tell you they're using AI. Also, there are no special higher fines for using AI to pretend to be someone else with bad intentions. If this bill passes, robocalls and text messages using AI to sound human would have to say so at the start. Also, the highest civil and criminal fines for using AI to impersonate someone to commit fraud, cause harm, or steal would be doubled.
HR 1027 · 119th Congress · February 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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