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I think this is absolutely true; and you'd want to show drivers locations - I can't think of any way to obscure this, and it does leave a source for discriminat
by mrdmnd 10y ago
I think this is absolutely true; and you'd want to show drivers locations - I can't think of any way to obscure this, and it does leave a source for discrimination ("don't drive into the dangerous neighborhoods").
I'm not sure I have any good solution to that particular problem, but surely perfect is the enemy of good, and the human anonymization approach is reasonable low hanging fruit?
- drakonandor 10y agoI'm betting the location thing alone would still keep 99% of the present discrimination. At some point the question should probably change from "How can we force Uber drivers to increase risk of losing well-being, wallet, and car in the name of fairness to customers?" to "Why are these neighborhoods/people/demographic so scary to working class citizens, and what can we do to fix it?"
- ebfe 10y agoIsn't the answer to the latter known? Working class citizens are more likely to be victimized in the presence of those neighborhoods/people/demographics. Hence why arguments against racism are never on the grounds that it's irrational, but rather that it's low-status/unpopular etc.