Today’s announcement coincides with a three-day conference and meeting of the International Consumer Protection and Enforcement network (ICPEN) in Washington, D.C. The FTC took over the presidency of ICPEN in July and is gathering more than 250 representatives of consumer protection authorities and organizations from the United States and around the world to discuss important issues that consumers are facing in today’s expanding digital age, including challenges related to online gaming and artificial intelligence, and to exchange good practices for international enforcement cooperation.
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