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      <title>Ofcom says no new AI rules for telecoms needed for now as one in 12 Britons use AI to manage bills</title>
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      <description>Ofcom says existing consumer rules are enough to govern AI in telecoms for now, while publishing research showing 8% of online UK adults use AI to manage broadband and mobile services.</description>
      <author>James Calloway</author>
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