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FCC proposes $6m fine for making deepfake robocalls using Biden’s voice during US election

President Joe Biden with the US flag behind him.
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Martina Lindberg

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President Biden’s cloned voice told people not to vote in the New Hampshire 2024 presidential primary election in January.

Political consultant Steve Kramer faces a $6m fine from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for making thousands of illegal robocalls that used a deepfake generated AI voice of president Biden.

On January 21, two days before the New Hampshire 2024 presidential primary, Kramer was allegedly found responsible for orchestrating the

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