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Uber has announced a pilot program allowing gig workers to earn extra income by training artificial intelligence through digital tasks. The initiative enables workers to complete simple assignments like uploading photos and recording voice samples directly from their smartphones. This expansion follows Uber’s existing digital task offerings for workers in India.
Ridesharing giant Uber has launched a new pilot program that enables gig workers to earn additional income by training artificial intelligence systems through digital tasks, according to reports from the company’s recent product announcement. The initiative represents Uber’s latest expansion beyond its core transportation services into the growing gig worker economy.
Uber has announced a new pilot program offering gig workers opportunities to train artificial intelligence through digital tasks. The initiative allows workers to complete simple mobile tasks like uploading photos and recording voice samples to earn extra income.
Ridesharing giant Uber has launched a new pilot program that enables gig workers to earn money by training artificial intelligence systems, according to reports from the company’s recent product announcement. The initiative, which represents a significant expansion of Uber’s gig economy model, allows workers to complete what the company describes as “digital tasks” through their mobile devices.
