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What these platforms actually pay, how to get accepted, and which ones are worth your time, written from the listings on this site.

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  • xAI is the one large employer that hires under the title AI Tutor: 32 open roles on 3 October 2026, mostly language audio work at $35–45 an hour in the US, with specialist roles up to $100. This guide covers the roles and terms, the 2025 layoff of generalist tutors, and the same work at other platforms under other names.

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  • Handshake AI pays US-based students, graduates and professionals to train AI models, at posted rates from up to $40 an hour to $125 for specialists. Work authorization matters more than degrees, and projects are assigned, not chosen. Here is who qualifies (including F-1 students), how matching and pay work, and how to spot fake Handshake messages.

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  • AI training platforms pay through Stripe, Wise, PayPal and a few others, and each of those services has its own list of countries it serves. Which platform on this site pays through what, and where each payout service says it is unavailable or limited, from the services' own pages.

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  • Five platforms come up again and again in remote AI training work in 2026, and each gates entry, publishes pay and pays out differently. Here is a side-by-side of what Mercor, micro1, Outlier, Alignerr and Handshake AI publish about entry, pay, payouts and eligibility, and which to apply to first depending on who you are.

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