Video Data Annotator
About the role
Help train AI by reviewing and labeling short video and audio clips from home. You'll check whether AI descriptions of each clip are accurate and flag content that breaks the rules. You don't need any AI experience, but annotation or content moderation experience and strong written English help. micro1 shows 1,000 openings for this role.
What you'll do
- Review and label short video and audio clips, following each project's guidelines
- Check whether AI descriptions of videos and audio are accurate and appropriate
- Flag content that breaks moderation standards, or that you're unsure about, and explain why
- Write clear, short notes on mistakes or unclear parts in the AI's output
- Keep your labels accurate and consistent across a high volume of clips
- Work online with project managers and other specialists to clear up guidelines and suggest improvements
- Keep all project data private and follow data protection rules
Requirements
- Experience with video or audio annotation, content labeling, or content moderation for online platforms
- Strong written English, so you can explain your findings clearly
- A sharp eye and ear for detail, with a record of accurate work
- Able to work on your own and adjust quickly when guidelines change
- Familiar with following evaluation guidelines and quality checks
- Willing to suggest better ways of working and share tips with your team
- Committed to keeping sensitive information private
About micro1
micro1 is a data lab that helps AI labs and large companies train AI models and agents. It finds and checks skilled people from many fields, like law, medicine, finance and coding, to produce the training data that makes AI work better.
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