Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

A short-term project evaluating AI-driven US tax filing workflows against rubrics, using your own 2025 tax documents and connecting your own bank accounts (via Plaid), Gmail and Google Drive. No tax credential needed; having filed 2025 US taxes is. Thirty openings, contractor, $35–110/hour.

Contributors aged 50 or over submit 30 unedited selfies and 10 short videos of themselves from the past five years for AI training. A one-off submission paid as a single payment; micro1's card shows $139–140/hour. 5,000 openings, remote.

Annotate text, audio and video for behavioural cues (tone, gesture, speech patterns), explain what they signal, and grade AI responses for behavioural accuracy. Behavioural therapists, counsellors and acting coaches are named as ideal. $20–70/hour, part-time or full-time contract, open to North America, Latin America, the UK, Europe and Oceania.

Pick information-rich charts from your field and write unambiguous, multi-step quantitative questions about them, with worked answers, to train AI on chart reasoning. Suits medicine, finance, engineering, earth science, data science and operations professionals with two years of chart-heavy work. 50 openings, $25–50/hour.

Siblings or cousins apply together, each submitting 30 unedited selfies and 10 videos of themselves from the past five years for facial recognition training. Both must complete separate applications before onboarding. Card shows $139–140/hour; 3,997 openings.

Write original, multi-step research questions that stump frontier AI models, triangulate the answers across sources, test them against the models and iterate on difficulty. Open to recent graduates from any field; English fluency required but need not be your first language. $20–60/hour, paid per accepted task, 5 openings.

Watch footage of robotic arms carrying out tasks and annotate it frame by frame: tag key actions and outcomes against grading guidelines, mark precise start and end timestamps, and fix drift between labels and video. Remote contractor, $50–90/hour, 1,000 openings across Northern America, Latin America, Europe, the UK and Oceania.

Record third-person video of yourself going about everyday life (walking, indoor and outdoor activities, driving) with a 360° or wide-angle camera on a backpack or vehicle mount. Clips of 60 seconds or more at 720p minimum. 100 openings, flat $20/hour.

Film yourself from a trailing third-person angle with a 360° or wide-angle action camera, walking, moving through changing scenery and driving, to build video datasets for AI. $20 per hour of approved footage. You need your own camera; mounting rigs can be reimbursed. 100 openings.

Write original, research-frontier questions in your own discipline that current AI models cannot answer, with sourced and cited reference answers, then test and harden them. Open to any field. Paid per accepted task, $40–90/hour band, five openings, remote contractor.

Record yourself from a trailing third-person camera while walking, moving through changing scenery and driving, to build video datasets for AI. Unlike micro1's 360° Video Recorder listing, you must already own both the camera and the mount. $20/hour, 100 openings.

Label audio and video samples to a project guideline, check other annotators' work, and log the reasoning behind each call. Entry-level contractor role, remote, $6–8/hour, 20 openings. English proficiency required; no AI background needed.

Grade and rank answers from AI chat and search tools against detailed guidelines, write prompts that probe edge cases, and reconcile ratings with the rubric. Generalist contractor role for Northern America and Europe, $14–36/hour, 50 openings, posted this week.

Annotate video and audio to precise guidelines, improve existing labels, and document edge cases for a client labelling project. Entry-level remote contractor role at $6–10/hour, 20 openings. Works well for independent workers who can follow very specific instructions.