Summary
This video is the first part of a three-part series on how to get paid to train artificial intelligence (AI) models. It highlights three legitimate, remote, and flexible platforms that require no advanced tech skills, interviews, or sometimes even resumes. These platforms include Remo Tasks, Crowd Gen (formerly known as Appen), and Telus Digital. These freelance roles allow individuals, from stay-at-home parents to students, to complete tasks like evaluating chatbot responses, rating search results, and improving text-to-speech systems, making it a great way to earn side income and build AI experience for future resumes.
Key Insights
AI training jobs are a vital way to build future-proof resumes in a rapidly shifting job market
With artificial intelligence becoming more integrated into daily life and employment, gaining hands-on work experience training AI chatbots and rating machine learning outputs is extremely valuable. Listing these platforms on a resume can serve as a strong credential, showing hands-on experience in guiding and improving generative AI programs.
No traditional interviews or resumes are typically required to onboard onto AI training platforms
Unlike traditional employment, these side gigs offer extremely fast onboarding (sometimes under an hour). While they do not usually require a formal resume or structural interviews, platforms often rely on proficiency assessments, guidelines, and open-book exams to ensure quality and compliance.
Geographic location and target audience restrictions vary significantly from platform to platform
While some platforms like Crowd Gen are truly global and support over 260 languages across 170 countries, other specialized search rating and chatbot training roles, such as those with Remo Tasks or Telus Digital, can be highly restricted to specific US states or require consecutive residency in a specific nation.
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Introduction to the Get Paid to Train AI Series
The creator introduces a three-part series focused on helping the community monetize the massive growth of artificial intelligence.
The host is launching a three-part video series detailing platforms that pay users to train AI models. The goal is to ensure the community does not fall behind the current technology wave, allowing them to gain key resume skills while earning remote income.
These AI training roles do not require advanced academic backgrounds or highly technical skills to join.
These opportunities do not require highly advanced coding or technical AI skills. Instead, workers help models understand basic prompts, write essays, evaluate responses, and categorize digital information, making the assignments accessible to almost anyone.
Most platforms offer a streamlined application process featuring no interviews and highly flexible work schedules.
The majority of these roles are fully remote, letting contractors set their own hours and balance the side income alongside traditional full-time jobs, school schedules, or stay-at-home parenting duties. They generally feature no traditional job interviews.
Platform 1: Remo Tasks
Remo Tasks pays users up to $720 weekly to evaluate and train conversational artificial intelligence.
Remo Tasks is an online platform where workers can earn up to an equivalent of $18 per hour (up to $720 per week) by teaching conversational AI models to become better writers through rating, short writing tasks, and evaluation assignments.
Onboarding takes less than an hour with no interview, but geographic availability is limited to select US states.
You can register and complete onboarding in less than an hour. However, the AI training project is restricted to fluent English speakers residing in specific US states, including Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Alternative non-AI tasks are available globally on the main portal for people outside the targeted regions.
For individuals who live outside of the designated US states or territories, the main Remo Tasks platform still features various other micro-task and remote projects that do not involve conversational AI, allowing them to earn money online in other ways.
Platform 2: Crowd Gen (Formerly Appen)
Crowd Gen is a massive, highly inclusive global platform offering a wide array of remote task categories.
Crowd Gen, previously known in the remote work space as Appen, features over one million remote members across 170 countries representing 265 languages. This inclusive crowdsourcing network is open to students, stay-at-home parents, professionals, and retirees globally.
Users select from diverse project options such as social media evaluation, transcription, and speech clip moderation.
Freelancers can apply to multiple projects at once. Real-world tasks include improving road safety data, evaluating text-to-speech audio files, rating short-form social media videos, translating documents, and completing local field work tailored to different countries.
The platform offers Crowd Gen Academy, a free resource designed to teach practical generative AI tools.
To help its workforce develop competitive edge skills, Crowd Gen offers a 60 to 90-minute digital academy. This practical course guides users in utilizing generative programs like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Gemini to generate media assets, write work emails, and summarize texts.
Platform 3: Telus Digital
Telus Digital hires freelance Internet Assessors to rate and review search engine queries for major global brands.
Telus Digital (formerly known as Telus International AI) employs a global network of over one million contributors to test, moderate, and improve the machine learning models of massive online brands. Freelancers work as personalized Internet Assessors, analyzing and rating web searches to improve usability.
The host verifies Telus Digital as a legitimate, reliable remote job they personally worked for years ago.
The video host shares personal experience working for this platform as a search engine assessor, providing real reassurance that Telus Digital pays out reliably and makes for a fantastic avenue to make part-time side money alongside other jobs.
The Personalized Internet Assessor role requires passing an open-book qualification exam and language assessment.
While no prior formal experience is needed, candidates must pass a language evaluation and an open-book qualification exam before being hired. Telus Digital supports applicants by providing all necessary prep materials and guidelines prior to the exam start.
The role pays $14 per hour and expects freelance availability ranging from 10 to 25 weekly hours.
This long-term freelance project features a set pay rate of $14 per hour. Candidates should have lived in the US for the past three consecutive years, be active users of Gmail and social media platforms, and have access to a broadband internet connection, laptop, and smartphone.
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