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FCC Bans Robocalls With AI-Generated Voices

FCC Bans Robocalls With AI-Generated Voices

By Frank Landymore

The announcement from the US Federal Communications Commission comes just a week after AI scam calls that impersonated President Joe Biden.

FCC Moves to Make Robocalls With AI-Synthesized Voices Illegal

By Frank Landymore

FCC commissioner Brendan Carr went on a Twitter rant this week about robodogs, citing apocalyptic science fiction movies and television

FCC Commissioner Says He’s Afraid of Robodogs and We Can’t Tell If He’s Joking

By Jon Christian

In a letter, Amazon took aim at Elon Musk's freewheeling and often blatantly anti-regulations approach to leadership, aruging SpaceX is breaking FCC rules.

Amazon Throws Tantrum, Calls Out SpaceX for Breaking FCC Rules

By Victor Tangermann

Biden has appointed Jessica Rosenworcel as acting chair for the Federal Communications Commission, a strong supporter of net neutrality.

Biden’s Pick to Lead FCC is Big Supporter of Net Neutrality

By Victor Tangermann

FCC chairman Ajit Pai has announced he's leaving the position on January 20 following the inauguration of president-elect Joe Biden.

Net Neutrality Hater Ajit Pai Is Stepping Down From the FCC

By Victor Tangermann

A nonprofit is suing the Federal Communication Commission in an attempt to force it to reconsider the impact of cell phone radiation on human health.

Nonprofit Sues FCC for Ignoring Science on Cell Phone Radiation

By Kristin Houser

The FCC has unanimously voted to clear "terahertz wave" frequencies for experimentation that could one day represent 6G connectivity.

The FCC Clears Experimental Frequencies to Pave Way for 6G

By Victor Tangermann

With FCC permission and Facebook stepping aside, Google is now allowed to develop more powerful radar tech for gesture-detecting wearables.

FCC Clears Google To Pursue “Minority Report”-Like Gesture System

By Dan Robitzski

After investigating Swarm Technologies for months, the FCC finally settled with the space startup for launching unauthorized satellites in January.

FCC Fines Startup for Launching Satellites Without Permission

By Victor Tangermann

The FCC approved a SpaceX request to launch more than 7,000 internet-broadcasting satellites. The only catch: they need to do it fast.

The FCC Just Approved SpaceX’s Plan to Launch 7,518 Internet Satellites

By Jon Christian

The FCC hack from May 2017 wasn't really a hack, says FCC chairman Ajit Pai, who now blames the misunderstanding on an Obama-era hire.

That Hack of the FCC’s Comment Section Last Year? It Never Actually Happened, Agency Admits

By Kristin Houser

Have a Problem With Your Internet Provider? The FCC Doesn’t Want to Hear About It

Have a Problem With Your Internet Provider? The FCC Doesn’t Want to Hear About It

By Kristin Houser

The FCC May Penalize Companies That Launch Tiny Rogue Satellites, After All

The FCC May Penalize Companies That Launch Tiny Rogue Satellites, After All

By Claudia Geib

Guardians of the Future: The FCC Commissioner is Working to Delay the Net Neutrality Vote

Guardians of the Future: The FCC Commissioner is Working to Delay the Net Neutrality Vote

By Chelsea Gohd

net neutrality repeal order

The FCC Has Published the Net Neutrality Repeal Order. Here’s What’s Next.