Telecom that enabled Biden deepfake scam will pay FCC $1M | TechCrunch
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The FCC acted against Texas-based Life Corporation for AI-powered fake audio of President Biden, imposing a $6 million fine for orchestrating scams and deceptive practices.
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rossenworcel emphasized the vital role of telecom providers, saying 'Communications service providers are the first line of defense against these threats and will be held accountable'.
In addition to the fine imposed on Life Corporation, Lingo Telecom will also pay a $1 million civil penalty, showing the FCC's commitment to tackling telecom scams.
This incident highlights the broader challenge in the telecom industry, which must balance innovation with the need for stringent regulations to prevent exploitation.
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