By sector

Gig work and algorithmic management

2 AI enforcement actions in this sector are on record, carrying 829.99 million euro in confirmed fines. Every entry is dated, sourced to the authority's own decision where one is published, and linked to the provisions it rests on.

What the record shows

The pattern in this sector

Algorithmic management is where AI enforcement meets employment law. The findings repeat: location tracking outside working hours, automated decisions affecting earnings with no meaningful route to contest them, and biometric identity checks with no valid basis. Employment and worker management systems are an Annex III high risk category under the AI Act from 2 December 2027.

The record

Every action in gig work and algorithmic management

ConfirmedAI adjacentAIT-2026-0005
Dutch AP, with the CNIL, fines Uber 824,990,000 euro over fully automated driver deactivations
21 August 2026 · Fine · GDPR · 824.99 million euro
Fine of 824,990,000 euro on Uber B.V. and Uber Technologies, Inc., imposed by the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens with the CNIL participating; the CNIL published its statement on 24 August 2026.
ConfirmedAI adjacentAIT-2024-0006
Garante fines Foodinho 5 million euro over the algorithms that manage its riders
24 October 2024 · Fine · GDPR · 5 million euro
Fine of 5 million euro, announced 22 November 2024.

Other sectors

Where else enforcement has landed

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Last updated 14 September 2026. Every record re verified 14 September 2026. The tracker is checked every Monday, and the same day for any action under the AI Act.

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