Lawyers are discussing the legal implications of surveillance pricing and dynamic pricing, with numerous bills pending in various states. Dynamic pricing, which adjusts prices based on market conditions, has a long history and is generally considered lawful. In contrast, surveillance pricing uses personal data to set individualized prices based on a consumer's perceived willingness to pay, and this practice is the subject of significant legislative and regulatory attention. AI
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