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DoorDash and Uber tap gig workers to collect data for everything from training AI to stocking stores

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DoorDash and Uber are expanding gig work beyond food delivery and ride-hailing by offering tasks such as training AI and photographing store shelves for inventory tracking. This shift highlights how gig economy platforms are leveraging their workforce to collect data, underscoring new opportunities and potential income streams for content creators and gig workers alike.

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