Folks,

At a time when families are already stretched thin from rising inflation, sky-high costs, and child care expenses, Delta wants to use artificial intelligence to squeeze even more out of your wallet.

They’re testing a system that uses AI to predict the maximum fare you might be willing to pay – and then charging you exactly that.

Not based on the route. Not based on supply and demand. Based on you.

That’s not innovation. That’s surveillance pricing. I’m pushing back.

If you agree that corporations should NOT use AI and surveillance pricing to pad their profits, add your name to my petition >>

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Here’s how it works: You buy tickets to a theme park. You search for hotels. Then you go to book a flight – and suddenly the fare spikes. Why? Because Delta’s AI may be watching what you do online, collecting personal data, and setting a price that hits your individual “pain point.”

I’ve demanded answers from Delta – about what data they’re using, how it’s being collected, and what protections, if any, are in place for consumers.

Because this isn't just about one airline. It sets a dangerous precedent: letting corporations quietly harvest personal data to charge you more – just because they can.

Look, I spent my career investing in technology and encouraging innovation in our tech sector – but we can’t let innovation be confused with greed. We need to protect consumer privacy at all costs.

Sign my petition now if you agree that corporations should NOT use AI and surveillance pricing to pad their profits.

Thank you for taking action,

Mark Warner
 

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