League of Women Voters Sues Over AI-Generated Biden Robocalls

The lawsuit aims to combat election misinformation and protect voter rights by targeting those behind deceptive robocalls.

The League of Women Voters has filed a lawsuit against Steve Kramer and two Texas companies, Lingo Telecom and Life Corporation, for sending robocalls mimicking President Joe Biden's voice to New Hampshire voters.
The lawsuit seeks to prevent the use of AI-generated voices for future political robocalls and asks for fines and a ban on distributing such calls without permission.
The robocalls, sent before the New Hampshire presidential primary, falsely suggested that voting in the primary would preclude voters from casting ballots in November.
The lawsuit cites violations of the Voting Rights Act, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and New Hampshire state laws.
The case highlights concerns about the use of sophisticated AI tools in elections and the potential for misinformation.