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This bill prohibits businesses from using artificial intelligence (AI) to dynamically set or adjust product prices in real-time. The bill defines AI as a machine-based system that can infer and generate outputs like decisions or recommendations that can influence environments. Specifically, the legislation would prevent companies from using AI to modify prices based on factors such as market demand, competitor pricing, inventory levels, or customer behavior. This means that businesses would not be allowed to use AI algorithms to automatically change product prices in response to external conditions. If a business violates this prohibition, the Minnesota Attorney General would have the authority to enforce the law under existing legal statutes. The bill represents a consumer protection measure aimed at preventing potentially unpredictable or perceived unfair pricing practices enabled by advanced artificial intelligence technologies.

Business and Industry, Justice

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF3098&ssn=0&y=2025