Colorado governor vetoes block on surveillance pricing as other states push for bans

Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill that would have banned companies from using surveillance pricing to set wages and consumer prices, sparking criticism from consumer advocates who accuse him of siding with corporations. This decision comes as Maryland recently became the first state to ban such practices in grocery stores. The veto highlights a growing divide on privacy and corporate accountability, with Polis's move likely to fuel debates on the regulation of algorithmic pricing across the nation.