Hungarian Gen AI Trainer
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Job description
What if your knowledge Hungarian languagecould help improve the AI.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Review, evaluate, and validate AI-generated content and data according to project guidelines.
- Compare AI-generated outputs and identify the most accurate, relevant, or high-quality result.
- Identify errors, inconsistencies, omissions, and quality issues.
- Annotate, categorize, or label text, audio, images, video, or other data where required.
- Provide clear written feedback or justifications for your evaluations.
- Complete assigned tasks independently and within established timelines.
- Follow project and client guidelines consistently and maintain a high level of accuracy.
- Attend live office hours and training sessions to familiarize yourself with project guidelines, clarify questions, and prepare for task assignments.
YOU ARE A FIT IF YOU'RE
- A native or near-native Hungarian speaker
- Detail-oriented with strong written language skills
PROJECT DETAILS
- Job Title: Generative AI Analyst - Hungarian(Hungary)
- Location: Fully remote in Hungary with complete schedule flexibility
- Employment Type: Freelance
- Pay Rate: 9 USD/per hour
Originally posted on Himalayas
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