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New Jersey Becomes Latest State to Pass Law Against Surveillance Pricing

New Jersey has enacted the Fair Price Protection Act, prohibiting retailers from using AI-driven surveillance pricing models.

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New Jersey has officially passed the Fair Price Protection Act, a law designed to ban the use of personalized grocery pricing. This legislation specifically targets AI-powered flex pricing models that adjust costs based on individual consumer data.

The state is now identified as the second to implement such a ban on surveillance-based retail pricing strategies. Coverage from outlets including The Shelby Report, POLITICO Pro, Supermarket News, and Gizmodo highlights the legislative effort led by Cryan and Lagana.

Observers are monitoring the implementation of the new law to see how it impacts retail operations within the state. Current coverage does not yet specify the exact date for the law's enforcement or the precise mechanisms by which regulatory bodies will monitor for compliance.

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What is the name of the new New Jersey legislation?

The law is titled the Fair Price Protection Act.

What specific retail technology does the law prohibit?

The law bans AI-powered flex pricing and personalized surveillance pricing models in grocery and retail stores.

How many states have passed this type of ban?

According to coverage from Supermarket News and Gizmodo, New Jersey is the second state to enact a ban on surveillance pricing.

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