Liability/strict liability... what is wrong with this prompt legally?

A rider ("Jane Jones") and her friends used the Uber App to arrange a car ride after they had gone to dinner and then to a party. The Uber driver confirmed that he was on his way, and picked up Jones and her friends. The driver dropped off Jones's friends first, then Jones gave the driver the address of her destination. He did not take a direct route to Jones's destination but drove more than 15 minutes off route, parked the car in a remote area, and sexually assaulted her until she was able to unlock the car door and run away. Jones filed a lawsuit against the Uber Technologies Corporation, for, among other things, battery; assault; false imprisonment; and intentional infliction of emotional distress. On a page of its rider sign up process, Uber displays a statement that says, "By clicking 'Sign Up, you agree to Uber's Terms of Use." The hot linked Terms of Use, to which Jones had implicitly agreed, include several legal disclaimers (written in all capital letters), including the following: UBER DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE QUALITY, SUITABILITY, SAFETY OR ABILITY OF THIRD PARTY PROVIDERS. YOU AGREE THAT THE ENTIRE RISK ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OF THE SERVICES... REMAINS SOLELY WITH YOU... UBER DOES NOT CONTROL, MANAGE OR DIRECT ANY THIRD PARTY PROVIDERS INCLUDING DRIVERS. THIRD PARTY PROVIDERS ARE NOT ACTUAL AGENTS, APPARENT AGENTS, OSTENSIBLY AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES OF UBER. I UBER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOST PROFITS, LOST DATA, PERSONAL INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RELATED TO, IN CONNECTION WITH, OR OTHERWISE RESULTING FROM ANY USE OF THE SERVICES, REGARDLESS OF THE NEGLIGENCE (EITHER ACTIVE, AFFIRMATIVE, SOLE, OR CONCURRENT) OF UBER, EVEN IF UBER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES