A passenger is attacked, epic robotics fail, and Uber pays $ 15 million. Legalist shares broke it.
Another ride share attack, another robotics fails, and Uber eats, he pays for it. This is all in Radishir this week.
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Ride Share Passenger attacked
A rider share passenger was attacked in Chicago. CBS News reported:
According to Chicago police, the 29 -year -old woman was attacked around 2:30 am in the 800 block of West Superior Street, exactly west of Halstad Street and near the Hall Chicago Casino Construction Site at 2:30 am.
Police sources said the victim is a ride share passenger. She was taken to St. Mary, Nasir Hospital for diagnosis.
Police said the driver of the Gray Toyota Pros, in which the woman had a passenger, tried to escape, but she hit the pole and was taken into custody.
“Finally, we want to make sure that people want to keep the tools needed to bring in safe ways at any time when they use a rider share,” said Brightly Greening, the first firm in the United States, which is fully dedicated to Uber, left and other housing crash and injury.
“If there is anything about the ride, don’t go in the car, if something goes wrong, contact the police or immediately with a loved one,” he said. “We have the senses that seems a little away? They are usually fine.”
Tesla Robotoxy Failed
There is an epic failed in Tesla’s robotics. The street reported.
The Arc’s two research directors, Frank Downing and Sam Coros filmed a field trip (or “real -world use issue” in robotics in Austin, such as “real -world use issue”).
Our Arc Hero Frank Downing enters the third robotics (easy to keep track, as the safety monitor is changing), and at the same time when the trouble begins.
The sovereign vehicle draws into the left side of the left on a two -way road before it has a malfunction and starts to shock aggressively, as if he does not know what to do next.
Then the video has been edited, but what can be collected, the safety monitor changes risk lights and calls for direct help, as Tesla robotics is designed for remote monitoring.
Despite waiting for passenger and monitor tech support, as a car and monitor, the vehicle is trapped in the left lane despite the vehicle and the vehicle completely running.
Uber eats $ 15 million to pay for a settlement
Uber eats King 5 reported:
The company will pay 3 14,991,841.49 on September 1 as a part of the settlement on September 1 to 16,120 affected workers in back salary, interest, losses and urban penalties, which arrived on July 18. It will also pay a fine of $ 33,680.26 to Seattle City.
The first investigation revealed that Uber Attet violated the city’s independent contractor protection law. A worker complained about promoting the company’s promotion, where Uber ate advertised boost enhances during busy times and locations. It states that workers can multiply their base fare by a particular number on the map and increase revenue in delivery fares. However, the OLS Investigation found that Uber Ets did not reveal that the Boost Multiplication only applies to a section of the worker’s fare, and that the dollar amount shown included a pre -growth contribution.
The investigation also revealed that Uber had eaten less salaried workers than the amount shown on the pre -work offered cards.
The majority of the settlement – more than 13 million – Independent contractor was related to the alleged violations of the protection law.
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