Pricing the Predictable F**k
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Pricing the Predictable F**k
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A new parent at two in the morning, kid burning up, shopping for a thermometer on an iPhone. The price she sees is not the price you would see. That is not a glitch, that is the product working.
Moss digs into surveillance pricing and its twin, algorithmic wage-setting: the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) own chilling example, New York's law forcing sellers to post that a price was set by an algorithm using your personal data, Colorado's vetoed bill that named both heads of the animal, and the gig economy that has been running this play on drivers for a decade. The through-line is the imbalance: the creepy version of this technology ships on a Tuesday with nobody's permission, while the kind version dies in committee. Lands on what is actually being stolen, which is not money, it is comparison. You cannot organize against a price only you can see.
Plus the Fuckery: Recent news that makes you smile, crap your pants, and curious. Then the Tsunami: A small act of humanity that takes moments but can remind us all what it was like ... one day not so long ago.
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