A Carnegie Mellon Study Found Claude Picked Pricier Flights for Wealthy Users. The Gap Was Nearly $200
New research found that leading AI models pushed wealthier users toward more expensive flights, insurance plans, and graduate programs, even when they asked for the cheapest option.
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