- FTC Announces Winners of Voice Cloning Challenge ( )
- 24 International Competition Network Participants Issue Joint Statement on Increasing Tech Capacity to Keep Pace with Increasing Digitization of the Economy ( )
- Statement Regarding the Termination of Qualcomm’s Proposed Acquisition of Autotalks ( )
- Tech Support Firms Will Pay $26 Million to Settle FTC Charges That They Deceived Consumers into Buying Repair Services ( )
- FTC to Host Annual PrivacyCon Event Virtually on March 6 ( )
- FTC Testifies in Support of Colorado’s Right-to-Repair Law ( )
- FTC Action Leads to Ban for Owners of Automators AI E-Commerce Money-Making Scheme ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for 2024 PrivacyCon ( )
- FTC Proposes New Protections to Combat AI Impersonation of Individuals ( )
- FTC Launches Inquiry into Generative AI Investments and Partnerships ( )
- FTC Hosts Virtual Tech Summit on January 25 Focused on Artificial Intelligence ( )
- FTC to Host Virtual Summit on Artificial Intelligence ( )
- Statement on FTC Win Securing Temporary Block of IQVIA’s Acquisition of Propel Media ( )
- FTC Now Accepting Submissions for Voice Cloning Challenge ( )
- FTC Staff Report Details Key Takeaways from AI and Creative Fields Panel Discussion ( )
- FTC Acts Against Operators of Income Scheme “The Sales Mentor” That Charged Consumers Millions for Bogus Telemarketing Advice ( )
- FTC Authorizes Compulsory Process for AI-related Products and Services ( )
- FTC Announces Exploratory Challenge to Prevent the Harms of AI-enabled Voice Cloning ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for November Open Meeting ( )
- In Comment Submitted to U.S. Copyright Office, FTC Raises AI-related Competition and Consumer Protection Issues, Stressing That It Will Use Its Authority to Protect Competition and Consumers in AI Markets ( )
- FTC Providing Refunds to Consumers who Lost Money to Tech Support Scheme ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Resolving Antitrust Concerns Surrounding ICE, Black Knight Deal ( )
- FTC Sends Nearly $100 Million in Refunds to Vonage Consumers Who Were Trapped in Subscriptions By Dark Patterns and Junk Fees ( )
- FTC Reaches Settlement with Crypto Company Voyager Digital; Charges Former Executive with Falsely Claiming Consumers’ Deposits Were Insured by FDIC ( )
- FTC Data Shows Consumers Report Losing $2.7 Billion to Social Media Scams Since 2021 ( )
- FTC to Host Roundtable Discussion on October 4 on Artificial Intelligence and the Creative Fields ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Online Business Coaching Scheme Lurn From Deceiving Consumers About Money-Making Potential ( )
- FTC to Host Virtual Roundtable on AI and Content Creation ( )
- FTC Adds Senior Executives Who Played Key Roles in Prime Enrollment Scheme to Case Against Amazon ( )
- FTC Secures Settlement with ICE and Black Knight Resolving Antitrust Concerns in Mortgage Technology Deal ( )
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