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"This Is an AI Assistant": Disclosure and Consent Duties for Voice Agents across the EU, the US, India and the Gulf
AI voice agents now place and answer phone calls for businesses in human-sounding, sometimes cloned, voices. Whether they must say they are AI, and whose consent they need, depends on where the call happens, and the answers do not line up. We analyse disclosure and consent obligations for voice agen
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