Hello, I am wondering which company you guys had the overall best and worst experience with and what the reason behind it is. Maybe we can find out about some hidden gems in the AI training space!
Hello, here is a list of the countries that are excluded from working with Ethos because I've seen this question coming up quite a few times. All other countries can join and work with Ethos because it works with an exclusion list rather than an approved list. If anyone is interested in signing up, here is my invite link: https://agent.askethos.com/refer/sp913hfh5hq2
Hello, here is a list of the countries that are excluded from working with Ethos. All other countries can join and work with Ethos because it works with an exclusion list rather than an approved list. If anyone is interested in signing up here is my invite link: https://agent.askethos.com/refer/sp913hfh5hq2
We're working with a leading AI research lab to build rigorous evaluations of how well AI reads real radiology studies, and we need practicing radiologists to define what "correct" actually looks like. AI can describe an image fluently; whether it gets the clinically load-bearing call right — the measurement by the correct convention, the interval change against a prior, the structured category in a borderline case — is where expert judgment is scarce and where you come in.
This is not image labeling. It's the reasoning you already do every day, captured as a reference standard that trains and tests frontier models.
What you'd do
- Read de-identified studies (CT, MR, radiography, ultrasound, PET/CT, mammography, and more) and write the reference report or the specific finding.
- Apply the structured systems and measurement conventions you use in practice (RECIST, Lung-RADS, BI-RADS, CAD-RADS, ASPECTS, and others)
- Review AI-drafted reads and mark what's inaccurate, unsupported, or unsafe.
- Contribute the kinds of cases that stump a strong model.
Mercor is looking for:
- Board-certified or board-eligible radiologists (ABR, FRCR, EDiR, or international equivalent). Residents and fellows in later training may be considered.
- Any diagnostic sub-specialty: neuro, chest, abdominal, MSK, breast, cardiac, nuclear medicine, paediatric, and others.
- Currently reading studies, or recently in active practice.
here is the link to the position: Radiology Expert
Hello, I have gotten really annoyed by constantly getting rejected after literally spending hours applying, doing assessments, and verifying my identity and then getting rejected or not even hearing back. I therefore decided to make my own site where I try to make the job search easier by listing job offers from multiple companies, listing jobs with a relatively high hiring volume, and having a lot of guides where I give tips on how to pass assessments.
No sign-up or anything like that required. The listings include entry-level jobs but also expert positions (software engineer, PhD, etc.). Let me know what you think and if there is anything that I can improve or implement. Here is the link to the website: aiannotationjobs.com
Hello, Micro1 just opened a Senior AI Trainer position for experienced AI generalist! ($50 - $90/hr)
The required skills are the following:
Make sure to apply if you already have experience in the AI Training/Annotating field.
Here is the link for the job offer if you are interested: Senior AI Trainer
If you want to find more AI training jobs from multiple platforms, make sure to check out my website. I post new jobs with a high hiring volume daily. I also post guides on how to pass assessments and more! : https://aiannotationjobs.com/
Hello, Micro1 just opened a Senior AI Trainer position for experienced AI generalist! ($50 - $90/hr)
The required skills are the following:
Make sure to apply if you already have experience in the AI Training/Annotating field.
Here is the link for the job offer if you are interested: Senior AI Trainer
If you want to find more AI training jobs from multiple platforms, make sure to check out my website. I post new jobs with a high hiring volume daily. I also post guides on how to pass assessments and more! : https://aiannotationjobs.com/
Micro1 postet the following jobs that have a really high opening volume:
Video Annotation Specialist, ($50 - $90/hr)
Scope of Work: Review video footage of robotic arms executing assigned tasks to identify key actions and outcomes. Apply detailed grading guidelines to accurately tag and annotate events within the video sessions.
Generalist, ($50 - $90/hr)
Scope of Work: Analyze, evaluate, and annotate a variety of data sets to support AI system training and validation. Deliver clear, high-quality written input and feedback based on project requirements.
Due to the number of openings, the chances of getting accepted are really high compared to other positions. So it is definitely worth it to apply. here are the links for the positions if you want to check them out :)
Micro1 postet the following jobs today that have a really high opening volume:
Video Annotation Specialist, ($50 - $90/hr)
Scope of Work: Review video footage of robotic arms executing assigned tasks to identify key actions and outcomes. Apply detailed grading guidelines to accurately tag and annotate events within the video sessions.
Generalist, ($50 - $90/hr)
Scope of Work: Analyze, evaluate, and annotate a variety of data sets to support AI system training and validation. Deliver clear, high-quality written input and feedback based on project requirements.
Due to the number of openings, the chances of getting accepted are really high compared to other positions. So it is definitely worth it to apply. here are the links for the positions if you want to check them out :)
Ethos is worth trying if you want matched AI training work instead of applying everywhere
I signed up a couple of weeks ago and the thing that stuck out is that you don't apply to individual gigs one by one. You fill out one general application, they ask about your background and skills, and then they match you to projects that fit your profile. Way less exhausting than juggling ten different dashboards.
Work is mostly the usual LLM stuff — ranking responses, writing prompts, eval tasks. Pay seems decent for the niche, but availability depends on your profile. The matching part is genuinely the best part; you don't waste time scrolling through stuff you're not qualified for.
Downside: it can take a few days to get matched to your first project, so don't expect immediate tasks. But if you're already doing this kind of work on the side, it's worth adding to your rotation.
If you want to try it, here's my the Link to Ethos
Outlier AI is legit. It's operated by Scale AI (one of the largest data-labeling companies in the world) and pays contributors weekly via PayPal for rating, ranking, and correcting AI model outputs. The most common complaint online isn't scam-related — it's that project availability isn't steady.
You sign up, complete a 30–90 minute assessment in your chosen domain (writing, coding, math, or a language), and once approved, tasks appear in your dashboard. Rates depend on the project — generalist chat work usually pays $15–$25/hr; senior coding and PhD-level STEM projects reach $40–$50/hr. Pay is calculated per completed task and sent every Monday.
The real Outlier only recruits through outlier.ai. If someone messages you on Telegram, WhatsApp, or Instagram claiming to be from Outlier — it's a scam. Outlier never asks for payment, crypto, or gift cards.
Outlier AI is a legitimate way to earn money training AI. Like every platform in this space, task availability fluctuates — sign up for 2–3 platforms so you always have work.
Hello, The last few days I have been requesting feedback (and still am) on some subreddits. I used the feedback to update the design of my website and would like to hear your opinions if there is anything else I could do to lower the bounce rate. The website is basically an AI training/annotating job board with guides on how to pass assessments, etc. The first screenshot is my old design, and the second one is the new design. Anyways, here is the link: aiannotationjobs.com
The last few months I found it annoying finding the right AI training/annotating jobs with a decent acceptance rate. Long story short, I made my own website that only lists legit listings with good acceptance rates. Any feedback would be appreciated!: https://aiannotationjobs.com
