Minnesota SF3098 prohibits using artificial intelligence to dynamically set product prices.
Minnesota SF3098 prohibits the use of artificial intelligence to adjust, fix, or control product prices in real time based on market demands, competitor prices, inventory levels, customer behavior, or other factors. The bill defines artificial intelligence as a machine-based system that infers how to generate outputs capable of influencing physical or virtual environments. The attorney general can enforce this prohibition under state law.
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