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Artificial intelligence use to dynamically set product prices prohibited.

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H.F. No. 2452 is a Minnesota House bill that has not been enacted. It was introduced on 2025-03-17 and referred to the Committee on Commerce Finance and Policy, and its record shows no further action. If enacted, it would add a new section, Minnesota Statutes section 325F.997, "Artificial Intelligence and Dynamic Pricing; Prohibition." Under paragraph (a), "artificial intelligence" means a machine-based system that, for an explicit or implicit objective, infers from its inputs how to generate outputs (content, decisions, predictions, or recommendations) capable of influencing physical or virtual environments. Under paragraph (b), a person could not use 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 used to determine or set prices. Under paragraph (c), the attorney general could enforce the section under section 8.31. The text does not set out specific penalties, exceptions, or an effective date.

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