Oh look, a company that bought your “non personally identifiable” personal data and is now using it against you to determine how much it can get away with overcharging you.
That’s the “innovation” that anti-privacy lobbyists say personal data protection laws would stifle.
Isn’t it great?!
I love innovation.
All that aside, how do they intend to prove that their per customer pricing is not biased?
Its actually amusing as I was listing out potential biases… I couldn’t actually see how it wouldn’t be.
I think bias isn’t the right word to use here. Discrimination should be more appropriate.
Yes, it’s going to be biased by design.
You are correct, I can’t think of a way that it wouldn’t also be discriminatory.
Thanks friend
Not all discrimination is illegal, if that’s the direction y’all were thinking. IDK how it works if it indirectly discriminates against something like race or sex though.
My point is that this would wind up breaking things along racial, gender, religious lines inadvertently (at best).
Fuck delta then