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Uber drivers

Incidents Harmed By

Incident 3555 Report
Uber Allegedly Wrongfully Accused Drivers of Fraud via Automated Systems

2018-07-07

Uber was alleged in a lawsuit to have wrongfully accused its drivers in the UK and Portugal of fraudulent activity through automated systems, which resulted in their dismissal without a right to appeal.

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Incident 3545 Report
Uber Allegedly Violated GDPR by Failing to Provide Sufficient Notice on Automated Profiling for Drivers

2020-06-20

Uber was alleged in a lawsuit to have provided incomplete notice about automated decision-making and profiling for drivers such as information about their driving behavior, and use of phone.

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Incident 2033 Report
Uber Launched Opaque Algorithm That Changes Drivers' Payments in the US

2022-02-10

Uber launched a new but opaque algorithm to determine drivers' pay in the US which allegedly caused drivers to experience lower fares, confusing fare drops, and a decrease in rides.

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Incident 5272 Report
Tech Companies Reportedly Influenced Gig Workers' Behaviors Using Algorithms to Vary Pay for Same Amount of Work

2014-05-08

Amazon and Uber were alleged in a multiyear ethnographic study using algorithmic systems based on gig workers' data to vary pay, such as by offering them lower wages for the same amount of work.

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Uber

Incidents involved as both Developer and Deployer
  • Incident 355
    5 Reports

    Uber Allegedly Wrongfully Accused Drivers of Fraud via Automated Systems

  • Incident 354
    5 Reports

    Uber Allegedly Violated GDPR by Failing to Provide Sufficient Notice on Automated Profiling for Drivers

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Amazon

Incidents involved as both Developer and Deployer
  • Incident 527
    2 Reports

    Tech Companies Reportedly Influenced Gig Workers' Behaviors Using Algorithms to Vary Pay for Same Amount of Work

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gig workers

Incidents Harmed By
  • Incident 527
    2 Reports

    Tech Companies Reportedly Influenced Gig Workers' Behaviors Using Algorithms to Vary Pay for Same Amount of Work

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Amazon delivery workers

Incidents Harmed By
  • Incident 527
    2 Reports

    Tech Companies Reportedly Influenced Gig Workers' Behaviors Using Algorithms to Vary Pay for Same Amount of Work

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