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Government bill hopes to stop dynamic AI pricing
Grocery stores change prices 100x a Day, Walmart Super Agents, AI transforms logistics, and more
Mark Savant
July 28, 2025
What's Ahead
“AI is a Scam”
This is a phrase I’ve heard uttered a lot over the past month.
On the one hand, there are companies slapping “AI” onto their offer, when they just use Open AI’s API in their software.
Sure, marketers will say, “if you don’t train with their AI program you’ll never work again.”
Yes, people have been burned by NFTs and the internet bubble.
But look guys…
AI is for real.
I’ve tasted it. I use it. I’ve spoken with hundreds of people watching the tools transform their business and industry.
AI IS FOR REAL.
This week, I recorded a video, and got MANY angry replies.
I’m not deterred. When you know the truth, you don’t stop shouting because it makes people upset.
If anything, it’s the time to double down.
I tell my daughter regularly “you can’t have courage without fear”.
I think AI creates massive issues, and I understand people are afraid.
but pretending it’s not a problem is not the way.
Be courageous, learn new skills, innovate in your organization, keep testing, have more equity in multiple projects.
Your family will thank you for the effort.
See you in the winners circle boys.
Lawmakers move to ban AI surge pricing
U.S. Rep. Greg Casar introduced a bill to prohibit companies from deploying AI tools that dynamically raise consumer prices.
The proposed law targets real‑time AI price adjustments, aiming to protect everyday shoppers from unexpected spikes and to preserve fairness, potentially reshaping how grocers and retailers use AI for pricing.
Is this a necessary consumer protection or will this stifle AI pricing innovation that could increase efficiency for companies and decrease costs overall?
Walmart aims for 50 percent online sales
Walmart rolled out four AI “super agents” for customers, employees, suppliers, and developers, aiming to drive online sales to half of its $648 billion annual revenue within five years.
These agents streamline tasks from personalized shopping to inventory checks, creating high‑value AI oversight roles even as some routine jobs evolve or shrink.
Should governments control AI more? |
Amazon’s Wellspring trims route time
Amazon’s Wellspring project uses generative AI to analyze real‑time traffic, weather, and customer preferences to map optimal delivery routes.
Early pilots show fewer late drop‑offs and reduced driver stress, cutting the need for manual reroutes and creating new roles in AI route‑supervision and exception management.
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Lineage Logistics ups forecast accuracy 10 percent
Warehouse giant Lineage Logistics has integrated AI‑driven algorithms to predict inventory flows and automate order‑picking in sub‑zero environments.
By leveraging computer vision and predictive models, the company reports a 10 percent gain in demand‑forecast accuracy, reducing spoilage and shifting worker focus to system oversight and exception handling.
REMA 1000 changes prices 100 times
Norway’s REMA 1000 now uses electronic shelf labels powered by AI to update thousands of product prices up to 100 times each day.
The real‑time adjustments help reduce food waste and save staff from manual repricing while creating technician roles to monitor and maintain the labeling systems.