Uber’s exit from Nigeria highlights platform workers’ exposure to AI risks
Isiaka Agbaje wobbled through the parking space of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, as the afternoon sun baked human skin with fiendish delight. It was the third week of October, and elementary schools had just resumed. A frustrated cab driver, Mr Agbaje, said he has struggled to p...
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