US lawmakers question McDonald's chief over algorithmic pricing
US lawmakers question McDonald's chief over algorithmic pricing
US lawmakers question McDonald's chief over algorithmic pricing
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- US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski.
- The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices.
- The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
- US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski.
- The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices.
- The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
- US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski.
- The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices.
- The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski. The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices. The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski. The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices. The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other lawmakers have questioned McDonald's use of algorithmic pricing tools in a letter to chief executive Chris Kempczinski. The letter, dated November 2, says they are concerned the company may be using AI to push consumers toward higher prices, and asks whether the tools use individual customer data or could help franchisees act together on prices. The lawmakers asked for a response by November 16; McDonald's has said its pricing tools do not base recommendations on individual customers.
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