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Federal lawsuit accuses California gas stations of using AI software to collude on fuel prices

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R.J. RICO

12d ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

A federal class action lawsuit filed in California accuses major gas station operators (including Marathon and Circle K) of using AI-powered software called Kalibrate to illegally collude and fix fuel prices. The lawsuit alleges that Kalibrate acts as a "central nervous system" for a conspiracy to eliminate retail price competition among gas stations, violating California's antitrust law. The software allegedly helps coordinate high prices across stations, driving up costs for consumers at the pump.

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bskyFederal lawsuit accuses California gas stations of using AI software to collude on fuel pricesabc30.com

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AI-powered software has allowed gas station operators across California to illegally collude and drive up prices at the pump, according to a federal lawsuit.
The plaintiffs describe Kalibrate as the 'central nervous system for a conspiracy to extinguish retail price competition among gas stations.'
According to the lawsuit, Kalibrate helps 'coordinate high price'
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A federal lawsuit accuses gas station operators in California of using AI-powered software to illegally collude and raise prices.

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