Texas AI Voice Compliance
AI-generated voice agent compliance rules in Texas
Mini-TCPA State — Tex. Bus. & Com. Code Ch. 302 & Ch. 304
Texas has enacted a state-level TCPA that goes beyond federal requirements. Federal compliance alone is not enough for AI Voice operations here.
Consent Requirements
AI voice is the highest-risk channel in Texas. AI voice agents are ADADs under § 302.001(1) by definition — they deliver synthesized voice messages without live operators. Full Ch. 302 registration and Ch. 304 compliance required. Starting January 2026, TRAIGA adds AI-specific obligations. FTC rules require AI voice to disclose its artificial nature at call start. The DTPA private right of action (post-SB 140) means each unauthorized AI voice call to a Texas consumer is a potential lawsuit with treble damages. Three overlapping regulatory regimes — Ch. 302/304, TRAIGA, and federal TCPA/FTC rules — make AI voice in Texas the most complex compliance environment after Florida.
Calling Rules
Stricter than federal 8AM–9PM
AI Voice Compliance Checklist
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