The compliant AI voice-caller flow. TCPA, AI-disclosure, DNC
Rung 8 of 10 · Red-team audit
1 · Learn the move · Red-team audit
An AI voice-caller that dials your prospect list is the single highest-regulatory-risk tool in this set: it collides with TCPA consent, the federal and state Do-Not-Call registries, a growing wave of state laws that require you to disclose the caller is an AI, calling-hour limits, and Fair Housing all at once. The red-team audit attacks a proposed setup before it ever dials. It quotes each piece of the configuration, strikes every violation, and names the liability, never softening it. Because these rules vary and carry real penalties, the specifics route to your broker and attorney, and where a law differs by state the audit says confirm your state's rule rather than asserting one.
Red-team this AI voice-caller setup before it dials. Quote each part, STRIKE every violation across TCPA consent, DNC scrub, AI-identity disclosure, calling hours, human handoff, and no-steering. Explain each liability; confirm my state's rule where it varies. Not legal advice.
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
A vendor wants to launch an AI voice-caller for you. The pitch: 'It auto-dials a purchased list of 5,000 homeowners, uses a natural human-sounding voice so people don't hang up, calls 8am to 9pm across all time zones, pitches your listing services, and books appointments. No need to mention it's a bot.' Write a prompt that red-teams this setup for every compliance violation before a single call goes out.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
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