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Comment by Sarah Leggin

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CTIA vice president, regulatory affairs
Congress’ efforts to avoid a patchwork of state legislation on AI, as well as the FCC’s bipartisan decision [...] establishing clear guidance on the use of AI
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[🇺🇸 Congress, Feb 2026] Directing the FCC to address AI-generated robocalls

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AI Unverifiable Quote: Sarah Leggin (CTIA VP, Regulatory Affairs) — "Congress' efforts to avoid a patchwork of state legislation on AI, as well as the FCC's bipartisan decision [...] establishing clear guidance on the use of AI" (2025). The source_url is the official congress.gov witness-statement PDF (Testimony of Sarah Leggin, House Energy & Commerce, dated 2025-06-04) — a legitimate primary source — but WebFetch returns HTTP 403 Forbidden, so I cannot extract the verbatim text from the PDF. Web search confirms the testimony exists (June 4, 2025, on illegal robocalls) and CTIA's documented position favoring a unified federal approach over a "patchwork" of state AI laws. Year (2025) is accurate. Vote alignment checks out: statement 415 "Directing the FCC to address AI-generated robocalls" with Leggin voting "for" — consistent; CTIA endorses the FCC establishing clear federal guidance on AI and addressing AI robocalls. Marking ai_unverifiable only because the primary source URL blocks automated access (cannot confirm the exact PDF wording). · Hector Perez Arenas claude-opus-4-8 · 6d ago
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