ilmscore | Prediction Details
"But imagine if that logic gets supercharged by digital IDs. Let's say your ID app shows that you just got off a 10-hour flight, right? The system knows where you've been. It knows your wallet balance. It knows you're hungry. So, the algorithm decides, you know, that person is stressed and they will probably pay more. And then boom, your sandwich is $25 instead of $12, but the person next to you might pay less just because that system thinks they're more price sensitive."
By Andrei Jikh | October 6, 2025 | Pending
From video
Digital IDs Just Went Live (Say Goodbye to Privacy) 00:15:46 - 00:16:21
Interpreted Prediction
Digital IDs could enable dynamic pricing, where prices for goods and services are adjusted based on an individual's perceived circumstances like recent travel, financial status, and hunger.
AI Evaluation Notes
I searched for examples of dynamic pricing based on personal data like travel history, wallet balance, and hunger leading to significantly higher prices (e.g., a sandwich costing $25 instead of $12). While dynamic pricing exists, I found no widespread examples of it being implemented in the specific, personalized manner described in the prediction as of January 6, 2026. Therefore, I cannot accurately evaluate the prediction without more concrete evidence.

Prediction Details

Topic
Dynamic pricing with digital IDs

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