Uber revealed that during its busiest week last quarter, only four customers used an AI agent to book rides, highlighting limited adoption of this technology so far. This data was reported by TechCrunch, emphasizing the slow uptake despite efforts to integrate AI into the booking process.

The low number suggests that, at least for now, most users prefer traditional methods when arranging rides with Uber. It also raises questions about the effectiveness and user trust in AI-driven booking agents within the ride-hailing industry.

For Japanese markets, where AI and automation are increasingly integrated into transportation and service sectors, Uber's experience underscores the challenges of user adoption even in advanced economies.