AI Content Moderator

## Full Description APPLY NOW Outlier helps the world's most innovative companies improve their AI models by providing human feedback. Are you an experienced English writer who would like to lend your expertise to train AI models? About the opportunity: • Outlier is looking for talented writers with fluency in English to help train generative artificial intelligence models. • This reading and writing-intensive freelance opportunity is remote with flexible hours, allowing you to work whenever it suits you. • Your tasks will include reading English texts to rank AI responses, writing and rewriting prompts and responses (which may involve research and fact-checking), and assessing the factuality and relevance of AI-produced text. Examples of desirable expertise: • Experience as a professional writer or editor. • Currently enrolled in or completed an associate degree or higher in a writing-related discipline at an accredited institution. • Strong writing style, exceptional English spelling and grammar, along with good logic and reasoning skills. • Attention to detail and ability to clearly explain the strengths and weaknesses of texts. Payment: • Pay rates vary by country and expertise, for example: • US: $15 to $35 USD per hour • UK: up to £11 to £27 GBP per hour • Canada: up to $20 to $48 CAD per hour • Australia: up to $22 to $53 AUD per hour • New Zealand: up to $25 to $58 NZD per hour Note: Resumes should not be direct LinkedIn exports. Personal data is handled according to our Privacy Policy and applicable laws. This is a 1099 contract opportunity on the Outlier.ai platform. It is freelance work; internships, sponsorships, or employment are not offered. You must be authorized to work in your country. International students on visas may be eligible; consult your advisor for details. Opportunity Highlights: • Work from anywhere • Flexible hours • Weekly payouts • Apply your skills to exciting AI development What to expect: Fill out your application and create an account to get started. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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