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The Price Isn't Right: How Algorithms Might Be Costing You
Published: June 20, 2025Competitors in several key industries have turned to algorithmic pricing tools to set their prices. Consumers, civil society organizations, and state Attorneys General have raised concerns that this amounts to anticompetitive behavior.
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AI Lawyers? Understanding the Debate Around Legal AI and Consumer Protection
Published: June 20, 2025When does an AI tool cross the line from helpful assistant to engaging in the "unauthorized practice of law"? This is a complex issue with varying rules across states, and it's drawing attention from consumer protectors like State Attorneys General (AGs).
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When the Bills Are Too High: Energy Poverty and How State AGs Can Help
Published: June 20, 2025As our demand for electricity grows – fueled by everything from new technologies to hotter summers – ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply is crucial. Part of the challenge might lie in the complex processes for approving new energy projects, and that's where consumer protectors like State Attorneys General (AGs) can play an important role.
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Does Your AI Remember Too Much? Understanding AI Memory and Its Risks
Published: June 20, 2025The growing capability of AI assistants raise significant concerns about your privacy, your control over your data, and even your freedom to switch services or jobs – issues that State Attorneys General are starting to address.
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Digital Price Tags and Watching Eyes: Retail Tech's Impact on Your Wallet and Privacy
Published: June 20, 2025 | Updated: June 24, 2025Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs), small digital screens replacing paper price tags, raise significant concerns about fair pricing, transparency, and your privacy – issues that State Attorneys General (AGs) are beginning to scrutinize.
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