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Drivers for change | Uber's 'Digital Task' scheme - bonus income or job threat?

Uber taxi car street view

As it’s getting near to Christmas, it might be time to talk about turkeys, their democratic prerogative, and their intentions towards using it.

No accurate polling exists, but it seems that voting intentions for Christmas in its current form, are strongly and consistently in the ‘no’ camp among the famously heavyset galliforms.

There is a similar lack of a dataset among Uber drivers with regards to attitudes towards their own potential demise but, with the advent of their employer’s newest AI training initiative, they seem to be warming to the idea of it.

Uber, you see, is positioning its platform as more than a transportation app that picks you up from the middle of nowhere when you’re drunk, and can also deliver delicious hot food in a swift and timely manner, by preparing a US trial of AI-related work for drivers and couriers.

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