The Federal Trade Commission announced it will investigate so-called “surveillance pricing,” the use of AI to determine the price of products or services based on analysis of customers’ characteristics and behavior. Among the companies to be investigated are MasterCard and JPMorgan Chase. Most of us would call this “dynamic pricing”, which consumers generally hate (and an earlier, Republican-dominated FTC said was okay).
Meta has released the largest version yet of its LLM Llama. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is insisting that open source rather than closed models is the right route, as Meta continues to make its LLMs available to anyone for any purpose. What could go wrong?
Healthcare is one of the newer frontiers for CDPs. Redpoint Global is joining the fun through a strategic partnership with Engagys, the healthcare consumer engagement consulting and research firm. The aim is to improve onboarding speed, support health equity and raise member satisfaction and retention through personalized communications.
There may have been a change of administration but the Trump Department of Justice is still calling for Google to sell its Chrome browser. The demand was repeated in a proposal signed by acting assistant attorney general Omeed Assefi. “Google’s conduct presents genuine danger to freedom in the marketplace and to robust competition in our economy,” the filing said.