Naw
A mistake is a mistake. Whether it was an error of ommission or commission, a Mr Burns moment or a Homer Simpson " duh".
Both are part of the human condition, and thankfully mistakes occur as that's what moves us forward.  Electricity was once a " mistake" .
As for your ethical judgements around Uber, my experience using Uber is that the drivers, as a group , have been "well above " commercial services in terms of service , their expressed happiness ,and leaving me feeling good about the ride I just had. Not to mention price.
Sounds like the new CEO has figured it  out , that no one, and very little, intimidates London ( see Homer Simpson moment) and they better play ball nicely.
Which Uber will do ,and they will all " get on with it"