Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Mount a 360° camera on your car and record it from a trailing third-person view as you drive real roads, turns, intersections and parking, for an AI training dataset. Pick assignments that match trips you already make. Own camera and reframing software required. US, CA, UK, IE, AU and NZ only. 100 openings, $15–20/hour.

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.

Hand everyday email, calendar, booking and coordination tasks to an AI assistant, check what it actually did, and grade it against detailed guidelines. US only; you need an iPhone with iMessage and a Facebook or Instagram account. 50 openings, contractor, $15–30/hour.

LATAM-based English speakers place and take short phone calls to US businesses on customers' behalf (reservations, appointments, vendor confirmations) as part of an AI training project. Paid for scheduled hours: four 5-hour shifts a week, initial 4-week engagement. $18–28/hour, 49 openings.

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.

Listen to Italian audio from speakers or AI models, rate nativeness and fluency, and back each rating with a written English justification. Native Italian and B2 English; voice, phonetics or teaching backgrounds help. No AI experience needed. 100 openings, contractor, $30–65/hour.

Label short video and audio clips, check AI-written descriptions of them for accuracy, and flag content against moderation standards with a written rationale. Entry-level friendly, 1,000 openings, remote contractor work at $8–10/hour; expect some exposure to inappropriate material.

Film your own household chores from a first-person view with your phone on a head mount, paid $14–15 per hour of accepted footage. US residents in 40 listed states only; needs an iPhone 12 or later, Pixel 6 to 9, or Galaxy S21 or later. 4,000 openings, plus a $20 bonus after 20 hours.

Watch and listen to short clips, check AI-generated descriptions against what is actually on screen and in the audio, and write short feedback on errors and ambiguities. Entry-level annotation at $8–10/hour with 1,000 openings; prior labelling or content moderation experience preferred.

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.

Film your everyday household chores from a first-person view with your phone on a head strap, for AI training. Paid $10–15 per hour of accepted video, plus $20 after 20 hours. US only, 39 listed states; recent iPhone, Pixel or Galaxy required. 1,100 openings.

Review AI-generated Indonesian speech for nativeness, pronunciation and cultural fit, and give written and spoken feedback. Native Indonesian with regional and cultural depth, plus B2 English; no AI experience needed. 100 openings, contractor, $60–65/hour, the highest floor among micro1's bilingual audio roles.

Record Japanese sentences from a parked car or quiet office, staging sounds like seatbelt clicks and indicator signals on cue, and submit written feedback alongside the audio. Native Japanese and B2+ English preferred. Listed part-time. 80 openings, contractor, $30–65/hour.

Spanish-language listing for US residents: film everyday physical tasks first-person with a head-strapped smartphone, capturing video plus phone motion-sensor data for AI and robotics. Minimum 10–15 hours of video a week, paid per accepted video, quoted at $10–15/hour. 39 eligible states, 1,000 openings.

Perform repetitive hands-on manipulation tasks (picking up objects, opening containers) with handheld recording devices so robots can learn dexterity. Los Angeles based contractor, $10–20/hour, 10 openings. No experience needed; steady hands and exact instruction-following are the job.

Record Korean sentences in a parked car or quiet office with cued background sounds, and transcribe, evaluate and annotate Korean audio clips for speech AI. Native Korean and B2+ English preferred. Listed full-time. 80 openings, contractor, $20–65/hour.

Film your own household chores from a first-person view with a smartphone on a head strap, for AI training data. Open in twelve Latin American and Caribbean countries. $6 per hour of accepted video, plus a $20 bonus after 20 hours. 1,000 openings.

Operate a handheld UMI gripper in a San Francisco lab, repeating manipulation tasks across objects and settings to generate robot-learning data. On-site contractor, $10–30/hour, 10 openings. No robotics or AI experience needed; stamina, punctuality and precision are.

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.

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.

Hands-on, in-person testing of real robotic sub-assemblies in Los Angeles: run functional and reliability tests with DAQ and measurement tools, document failures and help find root causes. Open to students and recent grads. Contractor, 10 openings, $10–20/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.

Onsite in Los Angeles: deploy and babysit robots doing repetitive commercial tasks, log every bug and hardware fault in Jira, and handle bring-up, shutdown and safety routines. Physical work, lifting up to 50 lbs. Ten openings, contractor, $10–20/hour.

Onsite in a San Francisco lab: use a handheld UMI gripper to repeat household manipulation tasks (picking up objects, opening containers) so robots can learn from the recordings. No robotics or AI experience needed. Ten openings, contractor, $10–20/hour.