Companies pay real people to label, rate and describe their data, because a model with no ground truth just guesses. Each task takes a few minutes, you can do them from your phone, and you get paid every time you take part.
No CV. No interview. No password to remember.
Pick Google, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn. There's no form to fill in and no password to invent - and you can link more than one, so you'll always get back in.
A short profile survey asks what you do, what you know and what you're good at. That's what matches you to campaigns worth your time, instead of sending you everything.
Rate an image, pick a category, say which description fits. Finish a campaign and your payment is recorded against it - paid out to your PayPal or Venmo account.
Every campaign has a pay range set by the company running it. Where you land in that range depends on the quality of your answers - so there's no advantage in rushing.
Answering implausibly fast scores low, because it reads as clicking through rather than thinking. Taking a sensible amount of care is what pays.
Before you start, the campaign tells you what it pays at minimum and at maximum. You're never guessing what a task is worth.
Link a payout account on your profile once. Each completed campaign records its own payment against your account.
An AI system is only as good as the examples it learns from. When nobody has labeled the data - when nobody has said which description is right, which category fits, or whether two things mean the same thing - a model fills the gap by guessing, confidently and wrongly.
That's the part that can't be automated away, because automating it is the circular problem of asking the model to grade its own homework. It takes people who actually know the answer.
Which is why it's worth paying you for it.
Most are a few minutes. You'll see what you're being asked before you commit to answering, and nothing obliges you to take one.
No. Campaigns are matched to what you told us you know, so you're asked about things you can sensibly answer.
No - there's no schedule and no commitment. It's a way to make extra money in odd moments, not employment.
Your participant account is completely separate from your work account, with its own separate sign-in. Having one doesn't affect the other.
It identifies you at sign-in, and nothing is posted anywhere on your behalf. See the Privacy Policy for exactly what's stored.
Yes, at any time. You can unlink accounts from your profile, and there's nothing to cancel.
Join with an account you already have. It takes about a minute.
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