This bill aims to enhance consumer protection by prohibiting the use of artificial intelligence for dynamic pricing of products. It introduces a new section, [325F.997] ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DYNAMIC PRICING; PROHIBITION, in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 325F. The bill defines "artificial intelligence" as a machine-based system that generates outputs capable of influencing environments based on various inputs. Under the proposed law, (b) A person is prohibited from using artificial intelligence to adjust, fix, or control product prices in real time based on market demands, competitor prices, inventory levels, customer behavior, or other factors a person may use to determine or set prices for a product. Additionally, (c) The attorney general may enforce this section under section 8.31. This legislation seeks to prevent potential unfair pricing practices that could arise from the use of AI in setting product prices.