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The 2024 INCOMPAS Show kicks off next week, offering a packed agenda with thought-provoking sessions, expert speakers and three-days packed with networking opportunities.

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INCOMPAS, CCA File Joint Comments in Use of AI in Robocalls and Robotexts

INCOMPAS and the Cloud Communications Alliance (CCA) filed joint comments in response to the FCC’s NPRM proposing to adopt protections for consumers related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in robocalls and seeking comment on positive uses of developing technologies that can alert consumers to unwanted or illegal calls and texts, including AI-generated calls.

“Our members are committed to mitigating the threat of illegal robocalls and robotexts to their customers while working with the Commission to concurrently identify ways to preserve consumer trust in voice and messaging services while promoting policies that encourage competition, innovation and economic development. Together, our members will be leaders in employing AI technologies to enhance the customer’s voice service experience and protect residential and business customers from fraudulent robocalls and robotexts."

"While the Commission must play an important role in ensuring that AI technologies are developed and deployed with the safeguards necessary to protect consumers and competition, the agency’s approach must take into account the noted benefits that the current flexible approach has allowed, including our members' development of innovative call detection and alerting solutions that consumers and providers alike will use to expose fraudulent robocalls or robotexts,” said the associations.

INCOMPAS Issues Statement on Proposal to Authorize Two-Way Fixed Broadband in 12GHz Band

INCOMPAS released the following statement of support in response to Chairman Tom Cole's letter to the FCC urging that they adopt final rules authorizing high-powered two-way fixed broadband service in the 12.2 - 12.7 GHz band.

“On behalf of the 5G for 12 GHz Coalition, I commend Chairman Cole for his leadership in urging the FCC to bring fixed broadband service to the 12.2 - 12.7 GHz band," said INCOMPAS CEO Chip Pickering. "Our nation is at a pivotal moment in its work to connect every community, and the Congressman sees a clear opportunity to use this mid-band spectrum to bridge the digital divide, including in tribal areas in Oklahoma. We encourage the FCC to build on this momentum and act soon so we can continue delivering on the promise of Internet for all.”