Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Instructional designers and L&D professionals define learning objectives, build full programmes from objectives to modules and assessments, and write quizzes and rubrics for an AI training project on learning design. Fifty openings, contractor, $40–75/hour, remote.

Compare AI-written responses, score them against rubrics and write the rationale, the way you would mark student work. For teachers, examiners, thesis supervisors and assessment designers with native-level English. 10 openings, contractor, $90–140/hour.

Turn document sets (public records, reports, long filings) into verified, non-opinion news articles that become AI training data. Four years at a recognised outlet on a document-heavy beat is the bar. Fifty openings, contractor, $40–75/hour, remote.

Compare several AI-generated answers to the same writing prompt, score each for clarity, tone, helpfulness and fidelity to the brief, and write a short rationale, with a sharp eye for prose that persuades while getting facts wrong. Ten openings, high demand, contractor at $90–140/hour. Asks for a journalism or editing background.

Remote hourly contract for lawyers, policy staff, consultants and technical writers who author long documents in Word on their own Mac. $60–70/hour, paid weekly via Stripe or Wise. Requires your own Microsoft licence and a screen above 2.5 megapixels. Tasks are not described.

Score and compare AI-generated writing, then write the rationale that explains each judgement. micro1 calls the exercise a Write-like-Human Eval: you are the reader whose standards the model gets trained against. Ten openings, contractor, $90–140/hour, open to the US, Canada and the UK.