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New York becomes the first US state to require that retailers disclose using algorithmic pricing tied to personal data; 10+ states are considering similar bills

The new law seeks to prevent retailers from ripping off consumers by using artificial intelligence and their personal data to charge them higher prices.

New York Times Tim Balk

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  • @karrieurbanist Karrie Jacobs on bluesky
    “NY became the first state to enact a law targeting a practice, typically called personalized pricing or surveillance pricing, in which retailers use artificial intelligence and customers' personal data to set prices online.”  —  Didn't realize this was happening.  —  (It's the G…