Dynamic pricing can’t be done legally in many states because prices on shelves have to match at checkout, and multiple people can see a label at once.

I mean that assumes that you can’t assign the highest price to non-facially recognized people.

Part of the dynamic pricing is that you don’t need to have specific individual targets to do cluster based pricing

So if I am running the dynamic price tuning, then I’ll just jack up prices if faces are obfuscated.

You have to understand the moment you walk into any private establishment that’s a business, you are quite literally walking into a Skinner box at this point.