I wouldn't think so. In AirBnb, the hosts retain control over availability, pricing and make decisions. In addition, while you use AirBnb to book, you book from a person (moral or physical) directly.
In essence, AirBnb is just a broker.
With Uber, you don't rent Wissam's driving services for 20 minutes or hire Samantha to pick you up at SFO. You hire Uber and they dispatch a faceless anonymous cog.
In essence, AirBnb is just a broker.
With Uber, you don't rent Wissam's driving services for 20 minutes or hire Samantha to pick you up at SFO. You hire Uber and they dispatch a faceless anonymous cog.