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When AI is used to maximize rideshare profits, workers and consumers both pay the price. A new investigation found riders can be charged dramatically different prices for the same trip, while drivers may be offered different pay for the very same ride. More transparency and accountability are needed so AI works for people—not against them.

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Rideshare companies use AI to tap Colorado riders and drivers Uber and Lyft are using algorithms that charge customers significantly different prices for the exact same ride, according to a new investigation by Consumer Reports.Volunteers requested numerous rides from the

Towards Justice’s new case against private-equity backed Entrata, Inc. alleges that landlords get kickbacks for autoenrolling vulnerable tenants in predatory rent-reporting products that violate federal law.

Tenants File Class Action Against Rent Reporting Software In New Front in Fight Against Rental Junk Fees - Towards Justice Yesterday, advocates from Towards Justice and Kelly Guzzo, PLC filed a nationwide class action lawsuit against property management technology (or “proptech”) company Entrata, Inc., alleging that Entrata’s RentPlus rent reporting product uses a deceptive auto-enrollment scheme to charge tenants...