Title: Prohibits Businesses from Implementing Certain Dynamic Pricing Practices
Vote to pass a bill that prohibits businesses from implementing certain dynamic pricing practices in New York.
Prohibits food and drug retail establishments from engaging in surveillance pricing through AI-driven and algorithmic electronic shelving labels (Sec. 3).
Requires such establishments to use non-digital price tags (Sec. 3).
Defines “surveillance pricing” as algorithmically setting different prices for the same goods/services for different consumers using their personal data (Sec. 3).
Prohibits the use of protected class data such as race, age, gender, religion, etc., to set, market, or offer prices that disadvantage any group (Sec. 3).
Prohibits the collection or retaining of data on minors, and requires establishments to delete such data as soon as practicable upon discovery (Sec. 3).
Authorizes establishments to use loyalty/membership program discounts, which must be given equally to all members (Sec. 3).
Authorizes establishments to use voluntary group discounts for veterans, seniors, teachers, or employees (Sec. 3).
Authorizes discounts based solely on a customer's own prior purchase history with that entity, which may not combined with other data (Sec. 3).
Exempts financial institutions (under Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act) using credit risk data (Sec. 3).
Exempts licensed insurers operating under NY Insurance Law (Sec. 3).
Establishes civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation, with each day of a continuing violation counted separately (Sec. 3).
Specifies that collected penalties will be deposited into a dedicated consumer and worker protection fund (Sec. 3).
Specifies that this Act takes effect 180 days after passage (Sec. 7).
Title: Prohibits Businesses from Implementing Certain Dynamic Pricing Practices