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Kroger just rolled out surge pricing
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using facial recognition technology this
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means that Kroger has the ability to
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change the prices of their products
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depending on the image of the person
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buying them not to mention that most
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corporations already own a lot of our
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data this means that depending on the
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image of the person buying the product
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they could access our information and
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dictate that price can also use our
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image to determine how often we buy
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certain products and increase the price
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of that product could lead to to
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discriminatory practices using AI as a
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scapegoat to charge people of different
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races different socioeconomic status uh
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different family sizes and different
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dietary restrictions different prices
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for the same products that they are
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buying and this is the result of an
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economic system that cannot sustain
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itself capitalism is a pursuit of profit
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uh by any means necessary in a finite um
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world even if corporations attain new
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technology to make their operations more
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efficient they will always pursue
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extracting more Capital out of consumers