Edit and evaluate written content for an AI text-quality project, and flag the padded machine prose the ad calls "AI slop". Suits editors, English graduates and English teachers. 800 openings, remote contractor, $22–70/hour, with no time-zone preference stated.
Edit and grade written content for an AI training project, and flag the low-quality machine text micro1's ad calls "AI slop". A good fit for editors, English teachers and linguists. 80 openings, remote contractor, $20–70/hour, with Australia and Asia Pacific time-zone availability preferred.
Review AI-generated writing for accuracy, coherence and instruction-following, and write precise feedback against set criteria. Native US English required; the ad names the US and Western Europe as locations. Four-week sprint at 20+ hours a week, 50 openings, $40–50/hour.
Teachers and ed-tech users: run realistic Google Classroom tasks (classes, assignments, grading, feedback) on screen recording, then write the prompts and rubrics that teach AI agents the same workflows. Needs current Classroom access. 40 openings, contractor, $30–100/hour.
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