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Daily Archives: Tuesday, 15 August 2017 9:09 am
Live by the Algorithm, Die by Same
Think your fancy, all-seeing algorithm can’t be gamed? So do the fools at Uber. Unfortunately, it looks like Uber drivers can just switch off the app at once and trigger surge pricing. No complicated competing algorithm, no data scientists needed. Complex … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, digital marketing, Uber
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