Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Contract role for Japanese and English speakers: analyse and fact-check content and write corrected answers with explanations to improve an AI language model. Up to 40 hours a week preferred, 2 to 5 hours a day of overlap with Los Angeles time. No rate published.

Contract role for Dutch and English speakers: summarise and fact-check content, build tricky scenarios and write correct answers with explanations to raise an AI language model's accuracy. Up to 40 hours a week preferred. No rate published.

Contract role for Arabic and English speakers: read, summarise and fact-check content, then write correct answers and explanations that help train an AI language model. 40 hours a week, US-hours overlap. No rate published.

Contract role for Italian and English speakers: research and fact-check content, build scenarios that expose model errors and write correct answers with explanations for an AI language model. 40 hours a week, US-hours overlap. No rate published.

Contract role for German and English speakers: summarise and fact-check content, then give detailed feedback, correct answers and explanations to improve an AI language model. 40 hours a week, US-hours overlap. No rate published.

Bilingual English and French analysts read, break down and fact-check content, then write correct answers and explanations that train a large language model. Contractor assignment, 40 hours a week, overlapping US Pacific hours. No rate published.

English and Chinese speakers summarise and verify content, solve data and logic questions the model gets wrong, and write explanations that improve a large language model. 40 hours a week on contract, US Pacific overlap. No rate published.

Turing contract for annotators who describe and label images and short videos (subjects, actions, mood, lighting) to train multimodal AI. Prior annotation experience preferred, not required. 20 hrs/week, 4 hrs overlap with PST.

Turing contract for English and Vietnamese speakers to analyse content, validate claims online and write corrections for LLM mistakes. Two months, up to 40 hours a week preferred, US Pacific overlap. No pay figure published.

Turing contract for English and Turkish speakers to analyse content, check claims online and correct LLM answers. Up to 40 hours a week preferred, US Pacific overlap, a listed 80 to 90 minute evaluation; no pay figure.

Turing contract for English and Norwegian speakers to summarise content, verify claims online and write correct answers where an LLM fails. Up to 40 hours a week preferred, US Pacific overlap, about 80 to 90 minutes of online evaluation. No pay figure.

Turing contract for English and Japanese speakers who analyse and summarise content, verify claims online and correct language model answers with explanations. Two months, 20, 30 or 40 hours a week; pay is not published.

Contract role at Turing: read and break down long content, check its claims online, and write correct answers and explanations where an LLM gets analytical puzzles wrong. English and French required. Two-month contract, 20, 30 or 40 hours a week, US Pacific overlap.

Turing contract for bilingual English and Spanish analysts who check content, research claims and write correct answers where language models slip on analytical questions. Two months, 20, 30 or 40 hours a week, pay not published.

Analytical thinkers write math and logic problems that language models get wrong, then explain the correct answers step by step to help fine-tune the models. Full-time 40 hours a week, one-month contract with PST overlap and no specialist domain experience needed. No rate published.