Uber's new AI-driven pay model is raising concerns among Ontario drivers about potential impacts on their earnings, while consumer advocates warn that it could also lead to higher fares for riders.
Introduced in British Columbia last September, the pay system has sparked debate within the industry about how ride-hailing companies might leverage data to exert control over their workforce. According to Toronto-based driver George Wedge, "Uber has found a way to take more money from us," reflecting the growing discontent.
