robocalls

Steve Kramer, a political consultant, has said he arranged the robocalls received by New Hampshire residents in January as a warning about the dangers of AI in politics.

Steven Kramer, who also faces a proposed $6 million fine from the Federal Communications Commission, has admitted orchestrating a message that was sent to thousands of voters two days before the Jan. 23 primary.

Steven Kramer previously admitted to making the calls, saying that he hoped it could serve as a warning about the dangers of unregulated artificial intelligence.

On Sunday, an unknown number of residents received a call that included a fake recorded message from President Biden encouraging voters to skip Tuesday’s primary.

Americans received about 48 billion robocalls last year, many illegal, involving thousands of different kinds of scams, resulting in billions of dollars…

Americans receive billions of robocalls. Some are legitimate, many are scams. Now state and federal officials, as well as telecommunications companies,…

A campaign targeting robocalls — one formed after New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald raised a stink a year ago about unwanted or illegal,…

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