SMRTR AIJul 17, 2025Ars Technica

Will AI end cheap flights? Critics attack Delta’s “predatory” AI pricing.

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Delta Airlines is testing AI-driven personalized pricing, raising concerns about fairness and consumer choice. Critics warn this could lead to higher prices and reduced transparency, potentially violating consumer protection laws. The move faces scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators, with some calling for stronger privacy laws or third-party intermediaries to protect consumers.

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