DoorDash is using gig workers to load orders into its Dot delivery robots, highlighting limitations in autonomous delivery technology.
DoorDash is paying people to load its delivery robots. It points to a shortcoming of automation
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DoorDash drivers say they have been offered about $5 to go help load a robot.
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