There's truth to the main point that "gig economy" companies aren't adequately held responsible for the services they broker or sell (depending on your perspect

There's truth to the main point that "gig economy" companies aren't adequately held responsible for the services they broker or sell (depending on your perspective). They avoid risk in a way that isn't obvious to buyers until something goes wrong, and there are few enough horror stories that they can stay in business. That's the meat of the story. It goes off the rails a bit with quotes like these, and mentions "Big Tech," but is really about the gig economy brokers. > [tech billionaires] not only destroyed the financial system Not really. Maybe he lumped 2008 bankers in with tech, but Uber was the worst offender, and it disrupted a differently bad taxi medallion monopoly, not the "financial system." > These corporations don’t pay taxes Also not true. I'm sure some don't because they're not profitable, but you can't be not profitable forever.