Work Type
Remote
Location
United States
Compensation
$30/hour
About this opportunity
Overview
Turing is seeking students and working professionals for a fully remote, paid AI evaluation project focused on improving Gemini. The engagement runs for 16 weeks, with a commitment of 20 hours per week and eligibility for up to 40 hours per week. Start is ASAP, and the work is paid in USD.
What You'll Do
- Research online sources and verify information.
- Analyze complex content and logical problems.
- Summarize information into clear, concise insights.
- Review AI-generated responses and identify or correct errors.
- Provide explanations and annotations that help improve AI models.
Who Can Apply
- Students and working professionals are welcome.
- You must have an existing Gemini App account with genuine prior usage; newly created accounts are not eligible.
- Your Gemini history must include at least 10 separate conversations related to learning, education, research, projects, exam prep, or skill development.
- Gemini conversation history will be validated before onboarding.
- You should be comfortable working independently in a remote environment.
Great Fit If You Have
- A bachelor’s degree, completed or in progress, or equivalent experience in research, analysis, writing, editing, translation, journalism, data, or similar fields.
Additional Details
- The role requires 20 hours per week, with eligibility for up to 40 hours per week.
- There should be 4 hours of overlap with PST hours.
- Applicants will be asked to share details about their existing Gemini account and conversation history in a JSON file to verify eligibility.
- Applicants may remove personal or sensitive information from Gemini JSON conversation history before submitting it.
- If not selected, Turing states it will delete submitted data within a reasonable period after the selection process concludes, unless retention is required by law or for fraud/security issues.
- Applicants may redact, obscure, or replace information in the conversations or summaries they do not wish to share, as long as replacements are applied consistently.
