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'Needed oversight': lawmakers propose bills to make AI robocalls illegal in Michigan

LANSING, Mich. — There's been action to stop spam calls on the federal level, and now, Michigan lawmakers are looking to crack down, as well.

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EUROPE SAYS· Sep 25, 9:59 PM'Needed oversight': lawmakers propose bills to make AI robocalls illegal in Michigan

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