Some leading food delivery platforms secretly use algorithms to rate riders—if you take orders diligently after 10 p.m., the system labels you as 'desperate to make money,' called the 'demand hunger score' by the algorithm. Once classified as such a rider, you become a lamb waiting to be slaughtered. The platform knows: you're hungry, so you'll accept any job. Therefore, they push the most exploitative orders—low commissions, long distances, and many negative reviews—directly to you. Artificial intelligence has no humanity, but it perfectly mimics human greed: seeing through your vulnerabilities and systematically poking at them repeatedly. This is the automated evolution of 'kindness is often taken advantage of' in code—no human intervention needed, the algorithm makes decisions for you.