AI Data Labeler
an AI research lab · Remote, US only
$17–$22/hr
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Rate answers from an AI assistant
AI companies pay people to compare answers and flag mistakes, so their assistants get better. No tech skills needed, just care and common sense.
Rate both answers on three things.
Question
ExampleHow long should I let a roast chicken rest before carving it?
Answer A
About 15 to 20 minutes for a whole chicken. Cover it loosely with foil so it stays warm. Resting lets the juices settle, so the meat stays moist when you carve.
Answer B
Resting is important for many meats such as beef, pork and lamb, and also chicken, which is one of the most popular foods in the world. Make sure the chicken is cooked through before eating.
Accuracy
Which answer is more correct and specific?
Helpfulness
Which one actually answers the question?
Safety
Is either answer unsafe?
The job in plain words
About the job
An AI research lab needs people to check and rate what its AI writes.
What you do
- Read two AI answers to the same question and pick the better one, with a one-line reason
- Label images or short texts using a clear guide
- Flag answers that are wrong or unsafe
Pay and growth
There is steady work every week. People who do careful work get moved to specialist projects that pay $25 or more an hour.
What you need
- Strong reading skills
- Careful about following written guides
- A degree helps for some projects, but not all
Training and pay
- $17–$22/hr, paid in US dollars
- Hours: 10-29 hrs
- Choose your own hours
- Free to apply. iince never charges job seekers.
A normal shift
- Any timeOpen the labeling tool and read today's guidelines.
- +10 minCompare two AI answers and pick the better one.
- +1 hrTag images or text with the right labels.
- +2 hrsStop whenever you like. Hours are logged for you.
Example schedule. Your hours depend on the shifts you choose.
Why the company name is not shown
Employers hire through iince so they can review a short list instead of hundreds of unscreened applications. You will learn the company's name when we introduce you, before any interview.