Flexible Remote Work for English Speakers – Help Improve AI
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Job description
In this role, you’ll work on straightforward tasks that help make AI responses more helpful and accurate. You might create simple question-and-answer prompts, review model-generated replies, or give feedback on how well an AI explained its reasoning.
Some examples of projects you might work on:
- Create and answer questions to train AI models.
- Review, analyze, and rank AI-models' chains of thought for correctness and approach.
- Provide clear, constructive feedback to improve AI-generated responses.
Backgrounds may include but not limited to:
- Customer support, quality assurance, virtual assistants / administrators, analytics, consulting, even just basic programming
- Bachelor’s degree (or higher) required
Please note that you must be located in one of the following locations: Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States, or Canada in order to verify the provided account. You will also need one of the documents from the country below in order to verify.
- Canada - Drivers License, National ID, Permanent Resident Card
- Australia/New Zealand - Drivers License, National ID
- United Kingdom - Drivers License, National ID, Residency Permit, Voter ID
- United States - Drivers License, State ID, Permanent Resident Card, Work Permit
Enterprise client partners with innovative companies to help improve their AI models — and we’re looking for English speakers who want flexible, remote work. No AI or technical background is required. If you can write clearly, think critically, and enjoy problem-solving, you can do this.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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