A federal lawsuit alleges that a Honda dealership in Cambridge, Massachusetts, employed an artificial‑intelligence generated voice to place calls to cell phones listed on the National Do Not Call Registry. The complaint contends that the automated calls violated federal regulations protecting consumers from unsolicited telemarketing. The case highlights concerns over the use of AI technology in marketing practices and its compliance with existing consumer‑protection laws.
A federal lawsuit accuses a Cambridge, Mass., Honda dealership of using an AI-generated voice to call people's cell phones registered on the National Do Not Call Registry.
