I’ve noticed advertisements on this forum for training AI from home using various websites or software. Are these sites legitimate? Has anyone here tried them before? I’d be interested in spending an hour or two a day if it’s a genuine opportunity for remote work. Thank you.
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There are trustworthy websites that provide exercises for AI training. While the tasks you perform on these websites classify data that is used to train AI models, these sites won’t directly train an AI to that extent.
Here are some things to think about these websites:
Microtasks: Most of the jobs on these platforms are brief, repetitive, and only require a few minutes to complete. These include tasks like writing brief descriptions, labelling photos, and transcribing audio. It is certainly possible to contribute for an hour or two a day, however, the pay might not be very high.
Legitimacy: Seek out reputable websites with positive user feedback. Steer clear of websites with convoluted enrollment procedures or exaggerated earning claims. Recommendable sites include Solocad, Clickworker, and Remotasks.
Here’s some advice: To locate these, search for “[AI training data microtasks]”.
I haven’t personally tried them, but I can tell you a bit about what to look for.
Some sites are legit and offer real AI training tasks, but they often involve short bursts of work (like labeling images) rather than dedicated hours. The pay can also be variable.