#Instacart

GE's new Smart Refrigerator with Kitchen Assistant debuts at CES 2026. Featuring a barcode scanner, Instacart sync, and FridgeFocus camera, it redefines grocery shopping for $4,899.

Instacart has ended its controversial AI-powered pricing tests following a study and lawmaker pressure over price discrimination. We analyze the implications for AI ethics and platform regulation.

Instacart is ending its AI pricing experiments following a study showing they could cost shoppers over $1,000 annually. The decision follows regulatory scrutiny from the FTC over the controversial practice.

Instacart will pay a $60 million settlement over an FTC lawsuit alleging the company used deceptive tactics like false 'free delivery' ads and undisclosed subscription terms.

The FTC is investigating Instacart's AI pricing tool. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new era of regulatory scrutiny for all algorithmic commerce.

The FTC's probe into Instacart isn't just about groceries. It's a landmark case against opaque algorithmic pricing, with huge implications for the entire tech industry.

A new report shows Instacart's AI is charging some users 23% more. PRISM analyzes why this isn't a price test, but a fundamental breach of trust.