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I don't know man, somebody mentioned complete outlier "dystopian" machine behavior. For every one of those, I've eaten at 10 restaurants with the delivery line absolutely swamped with orders and deliveries happening like the clockwork of an assembly line.

I wish the restaurants and delivery drivers made more money in the exchange but none of that is the machines fault (AI doesn't set Doordash's margins).

At the end of it all, humans are mostly responsible for other humans' misery. No AI required.

the apps only do what people tell them to do.

the same executives that push the manager to be bad are the ones pushing for the apps to be bad.

the apps arent bad in and of themselves. couch surfing and warm showers arent putting in exhorbitant cleaning fees.

Because it's an important reminder that it doesn't need to be perfect to replace you.