Several couriers working for Uber Eats claim that they have been let go due to the organisation’s “racist” facial identification software not being able to recognise their faces.
14 couriers working for the online food ordering and delivery platform shared evidence with WIRED demonstrating how the tech failed to recognise their faces.
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