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FTC orders Delta, Uber and others to hand over data on algorithmic pricing

FTC orders major companies to reveal data on algorithmic pricing

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  • Primary Driver: FTC orders major companies to reveal data on algorithmic pricing
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The FTC has asked companies like Uber and Delta to hand over data on how they use algorithms to set prices. According to coverage from Business Insider, this move comes after concerns that these companies may be using personal data to personalize prices.

However, the FTC's investigation does not necessarily imply that these companies are doing anything wrong, and the evidence for wrongdoing is still being gathered. Coverage from Gizmodo and Yahoo notes that this is not a formal accusation, but rather an investigation to gather more information.

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The obvious questions

Is the FTC accusing these companies of wrongdoing?

No, the FTC's investigation does not necessarily imply wrongdoing

What companies are involved in the investigation?

Companies like Uber, Delta, Walmart, and others

What is the purpose of the FTC's investigation?

To gather more information on how these companies use AI to set prices

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