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Uber Eats courier's fight against AI bias shows justice under UK law is hard won

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Uber Eats courier Pa Edrissa Manjang, who is Black, had received a payout from Uber after facial recognition checks prevented him from accessing the app. The news raises questions about how fit UK law is to deal with the rising use of AI systems. In particular, the lack of transparency around automated systems rushed to market.

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Uber Eats courier's fight against AI bias shows justice under UK law is hard won

On Tuesday, the BBC reported that Uber Eats courier Pa Edrissa Manjang, who is Black, had received a payout from Uber after "racially discriminatory" News this week that an Uber Eats courier accepted a payout to settle legal action after accusing the company of unlawful racial discrimination -- following repeated failures of its facial recognition checks -- raises questions about how fit for purpose UK law is to deal with rising use of AI system…

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