Congress is probing whether companies use AI and personal data to influence pricing. Here’s what travelers should know about the growing debate.

AI-powered dynamic pricing lets grocery stores charge different customers varying amounts for identical products, with some shoppers paying 23% more than others.

Abstract: With intelligence becoming a key trend in the evolution of high-speed railway (HSR) systems, the demand for computational resources from various onboard devices continues to grow. While ...

Attorneys at Wiley Rein LLP discuss federal and state efforts to address dynamic pricing, also known as algorithmic or ...

Legislative leaders and the governor don't think retailers should be able to charge different prices for the same product based on a customer's personal data -- but if they do, the customer should at ...

The bill defines "personalized algorithmic pricing" as dynamic pricing set by an algorithm that relies on personal data, and it casts a wide net around what counts as personal data. Under the text, ...

Major travel tech companies claim proposals to regulate AI-driven dynamic pricing by up to 20 US state legislatures will ...

Imagine trying to design a key for a lock that is constantly changing its shape. That is the exact challenge we face in modern drug discovery when dealing with intrinsically disordered proteins.

This type of pricing holds enormous potential for retailers as long as they stay vigilant of regulatory moves and consumer sentiment, writes Peter Andrews of Alvarez & Marsal.

Trend-following funds, which use quantitative models and algorithms to trade market moves, have traversed the recent wild swings in gold and silver.

A study highlighting Amazon's dynamic pricing algorithm indicates that the function led schools and municipalities to overpay for office supplies. While Amazon may offer convenience, its pricing ...

Does your online grocery order ever feel fishy, like the prices just aren’t adding up? It turns out you’re right to be suspicious — and now we have compelling evidence. New research by a consortium of ...