Colorado governor vetoes broad ban on AI-driven surveillance pricing

Colorado's governor has vetoed a bill that would have prohibited companies from using surveillance pricing to determine worker wages and consumer prices. Governor Jared Polis stated the legislation was too broad and could inadvertently harm beneficial technology uses. Consumer advocates expressed disappointment, viewing the veto as siding with corporations over workers. AI

IMPACT Veto of broad surveillance pricing ban highlights ongoing state-level debate on AI's role in economic fairness.

RANK_REASON A state governor vetoed significant legislation impacting AI-driven pricing practices. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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• American Economic Liberties Project
• Colorado
• Electronic Privacy Information Center
• Jared Polis
• Lyft
• Maryland
• Pat Garofalo
• surveillance pricing
• Uber

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