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Comment by Anna Gomez

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Consumers reasonably expect the rules protecting them from unwanted robocalls to hold steady while they decide how to vote, not for the FCC to change them at the 11th hour to unleash a deluge of political AI slop on their phones.
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FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez, quoted by David Shepardson in Reuters, “Conservative anti-tax group seeks FCC approval for AI robocalls ahead of US midterms,” October 7, 2026. Gomez urged the FCC not to approve a petition to allow political AI-generated robocalls without prior consent, saying consumer-protection rules should not be changed just before the election.
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[🇺🇸 Congress, Feb 2026] Directing the FCC to address AI-generated robocalls
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