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Checked against each platform every night · availability may change- AI expert networkHiring fastGeneralist (M-series MacBook)US, CA, UK +1 · 34,282 slots left$50–60/hrView opportunity
- AI expert networkHiring fastMultimodal Image ExpertUS, CA, UK +1 · No degree needed · 1,827 slots left$30/hrView opportunity
- micro1HotSenior DoD Staff Writing SMERemote · 9 slots leftEligibility not stated$40–80/hrView opportunity
- CrowdGen by AppenSteadyMobile Device Data Collection - Arabic (Egypt)EG$2–5/taskView opportunity
- TuringSteadyBusiness Consulting experts (Up to $150/hr)RemoteEligibility not stated$150/hrView opportunity
- TuringSteadyLegal experts (Up to $150/hr)RemoteEligibility not stated$150/hrView opportunity
- CrowdGen by AppenSteadyMobile Device Data Collection - FrenchFR$14.8–37/taskView opportunity
- micro1SteadyJapanese Language ExpertRemote · 15 slots leftEligibility not stated$20–36/hrView opportunity
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What is an AI training job?
Reviewing AI answers, writing examples, checking code, labelling data, recording your voice, or using specialist knowledge to judge what an AI says. The exact tasks depend on the role and the platform.
Do I need a degree or AI experience?
Not always. Some generalist, rating and language roles take anyone careful with good English. Specialist roles ask for professional experience or qualifications. Each listing says who qualifies.
Can I apply from anywhere?
Some roles are worldwide, others are limited to certain countries, languages or time zones. Remote doesn’t always mean open to every country, so every listing shows its countries, or says plainly when the platform doesn’t state them.
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