Get Paid to Help Train the Next Generation of AI (remote)

About the position

Hire5 is seeking participants for a large-scale AI training project in partnership with a leading international AI studio. This studio develops AI-powered visual content and technology used globally. This is a remote, paid opportunity that can be completed from home in under 30 minutes. The project aims to improve AI's understanding of human emotions, facial expressions, and non-verbal communication by collecting high-quality training data. Participants will record short videos demonstrating various facial expressions and emotional reactions. No specialized equipment or technical experience is required, similar to a simplified version of motion-capture technology.

Responsibilities

  • Record a short video demonstrating a series of facial expressions and emotional reactions (e.g., happiness, surprise, curiosity, confusion, thoughtfulness).
  • Follow in-app prompts using a smartphone to record the full sequence of required expressions and reactions.
  • Ensure the full recording is completed from start to finish.
  • Meet the project's quality standards for video submissions.
  • Complete a short application form and upload a clear front-facing headshot.
  • Participate in a screening process.
  • Receive instructions and access to the AI studio's recording platform.
  • Submit the recorded video for quality review.

Requirements

  • Access to a smartphone with a camera.
  • Ability to follow simple instructions in an app.
  • Must be at least 18 years old (or meet local legal participation requirements).
  • No prior experience in modeling, acting, or content creation required.
  • Comfortable recording a short video of yourself.
  • The full recording must be completed from start to finish.
  • All required expressions and prompts must be recorded.
  • Videos must meet the project's quality standards.

Benefits

  • Paid opportunity
  • Remote work
  • Can be completed in less than 30 minutes
  • Fixed payment in USD upon successful completion and approval
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