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A new study published on arXiv in 2026 reveals that eight of thirteen tested AI models systematically recommend higher-priced items to wealthier individuals. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and Cisco Foundation AI found price differences as high as $198 for flights and nearly $3,900 for graduate schools, describing the phenomenon as adversarial delegation.
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