According to the source, new research finds AI political chatbots can measurably influence voter preferences, elevating regulatory and headline risk for AI-linked equities and AI-focused crypto tokens (source: the source). The U.S. FCC declared AI-generated voice-clone robocalls illegal under the TCPA in February 2024, increasing enforcement risk around AI political messaging and related tooling (source: U.S. FCC, Feb 8, 2024 Declaratory Ruling). The U.S. FEC advanced a rulemaking in 2024 to address deceptive AI in federal campaign ads, signaling tighter compliance for digital political content that could affect ad-tech platforms and tokenized content networks (source: U.S. FEC, 2024 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Artificial Intelligence in Campaign Ads). The EU AI Act adopted in 2024 restricts manipulative AI practices and mandates transparency for synthetic content, likely limiting deployment of political chatbots in the EU (source: European Parliament, AI Act final text adopted 2024). For crypto markets, AI infrastructure and content tokens such as RNDR, FET, and AGIX face elevated headline risk around these policy milestones, with liquidity and volatility patterns documented by institutional data providers (source: Kaiko 2024 liquidity reports and CoinGecko market data).