FTC Director Chris Mufarrige Defends Agency's Effectiveness Amidst Criticism

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Chris Mufarrige, director of the FTC's consumer protection bureau, asserts his agency's strong record despite criticisms regarding political interference and staff cuts.
He highlights recent settlements and ongoing investigations into deceptive practices, particularly concerning online scams and AI's impact on children.

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Chris Mufarrige, director of the FTC's consumer protection bureau, asserts his agency's strong record despite criticisms regarding political interference and staff cuts. He highlights recent settlements and ongoing investigations into deceptive practices, particularly concerning online scams and AI's impact on children.

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