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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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  • Outlier and Mercor both publish the conduct that gets accounts removed: VPNs, second accounts, AI-written work, padded hours and leaked task content. What their rules say, what workers report about suspensions, and the habits that keep an account in good standing.

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  • Getting accepted on AI training platforms is mostly automated matching, and the platforms publish what their matching reads. Five things that shorten the path on Mercor, micro1, Alignerr, Outlier and DataAnnotation, each taken from the platform's own help pages.

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  • An AI training resume is read first by a parser and a fit check, then by a person, and later by a background check. What Mercor, Outlier and Alignerr say they do with your CV, and illustrative before-and-after bullets for three common backgrounds.

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  • Most AI training assessments give you one attempt, forbid AI help and are graded against guidelines you were just handed. What Mercor, Outlier and DataAnnotation publish about their tests, and the habits that follow from it.

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  • Every platform runs the same five steps in a different order: profile, eligibility, assessment, onboarding, then a wait. Most people do them backwards and burn an evening on an unpaid AI interview for a project their country was never open to. Here is the sequence that fails fast and cheap, with what each of the five platforms actually asks for.

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