u/BobbyBristow

Hello all, I'm about to start with Ethos, I have previously worked with Mercor, does anyone know if the way we are supposed to score Content Grading and Aesthetics are the same for Ethos as it was for Mercor? My initial impression is that Ethos give you a bit more latitude to make a judgement than Mercor? But I could be wrong. Any tips, guidance gladly welcomed:)

I've recently started, I've had a couple of tasks handed back for corrections, but the feedback from each reviewer is contradictory? Anyone else find this ? Also the amount of text you need to quote feels slightly wasted, when we could be using that time to give real insights, I feel like we are providing a very narrow lens to train the AI