Companies are increasingly using AI to look through people's search history and data in order to set and adjust prices on what they are willing to pay for. California lawmakers are moving to ban the practice. On Monday, Assembly Bill 2564 passed out of the California State Senate and was then passed by the Assembly, however, the bill missed a midnight deadline to advance to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk. The bill would ban what the text calls "surveillance pricing," or the use of personalized data in order to adjust prices charged to paying customers. thepostmillennial.com