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AI may change the price of your Big Mac and groceries — what this means for shoppers

CNBC · October 11, 2026 at 1:00 AM

As retailers turn to AI tools to streamline operations, experts warn that collecting more detailed consumer data increases the risk of personalized pricing.

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AI may change the price of your Big Mac and groceries — what this means for shoppers

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