Reading this, I can't wait for tech to take the next step in this eventual chain of thought and encroach on one of the most basic assumptions - uniform pricing.
It's an eventuality that some combination of tech, product management, sales, and marketing will conclude that customers are 1. identifiable in real-time and 2. an AI can predict the maximum they will be willing to pay for their order and 3. that the combination of these will increase shareholder value.
It will be hailed by some as a disruption to an antiquated system, and by others as the most discriminatory practice ever conceived.
It's an eventuality that some combination of tech, product management, sales, and marketing will conclude that customers are 1. identifiable in real-time and 2. an AI can predict the maximum they will be willing to pay for their order and 3. that the combination of these will increase shareholder value.
It will be hailed by some as a disruption to an antiquated system, and by others as the most discriminatory practice ever conceived.