AI Training
Get paid to help train AI
AI models learn from people. Yetly connects people from all backgrounds with paid, online AI training work on projects from established AI training companies, and supports you from onboarding to your next step.
Why Yetly
Paid AI work, with a team behind you
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Paid work on real AI projects
Projects come from established AI training companies. You see the pay, hours and requirements before you agree to take part.
Work online, often from home
AI training work is usually done online, so it can fit around your studies, your job or family life.
Use the skills you already have
Clear writing, another language, or knowledge of coding, math or science can all be put to work.
Support from day one
We help you get onboarded and understand each project’s guidelines. A person on our team reviews every application.
How to get started
Your path into AI training work
From your application to your first paid task and beyond, here’s how it works.
- 01
Apply
Tell us about your skills, languages, background and availability.
- 02
Qualify
Some projects include a short skills check, set by the AI training company.
- 03
Get onboarded
Learn the project’s guidelines and tools, with support from Yetly.
- 04
Work on tasks
Complete paid AI training tasks online, following the project’s schedule.
- 05
Grow
Take on more advanced projects, or use your experience to move toward a new role.
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What the work involves
Tasks that make AI more helpful, accurate and safe
AI models learn from the examples, ratings and corrections people give them. Providing them is what AI training work is about.
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Rate and compare answers
Read AI responses side by side, and judge which is more helpful, accurate and safe.
Write examples
Write questions and model answers that show an AI what a great response looks like.
Check facts
Spot mistakes, made-up facts and unclear explanations, and explain what’s wrong.
Label data
Tag text, images or audio so AI systems can learn to recognize them.
Test for safety
Ask challenging questions to find where an AI gives harmful or wrong answers.
Review in your field
Use your knowledge of coding, math, science, writing or a language to check specialist work.
Who it’s for
Work that fits many backgrounds
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People looking for flexible work
Project-based work you can do online, often alongside other commitments.
Students and graduates
Build real experience with AI alongside your studies or early career.
Subject experts
Put your knowledge of coding, math, science, writing or a language to work.
People returning to work
Restart after a break or a setback, with practical work that builds new skills.
Questions
Before you apply
Straight answers to common questions about AI training work.
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How much does AI training work pay?
Pay depends on the project and the AI training company running it, and you’ll see it before you agree to take part.
We don’t list pay rates until projects are confirmed, and work depends on the projects available.
Is the work remote and flexible?
AI training work is usually done online, so you can often work from home. Each project sets its own schedule, hours and requirements, which we share before you start.
What do I need to get started?
Usually a computer and a reliable internet connection. Each project lists anything else it needs, such as particular skills or software, before you start.
Is the work guaranteed?
No. Most AI training work is project-based: you work on tasks while a project runs, and work depends on the projects available. We can’t guarantee hours or income.
Some people do it alongside a job or studies; others use it as a step into tech.
Can AI training work lead to a career?
It can be a practical step into tech: you build experience with AI tools, detailed guidelines and quality standards.
We can’t promise a job. Yetly also hires for its own team, and we’ll share details of our career development support once they’re confirmed.
How do I apply for AI training work?
Use the form on the Apply for AI training work page. It asks about your skills, languages and when you’re available.
After you apply, a person on our team reviews your application. If there’s a suitable project, we’ll invite you to onboarding, including any skills check the project requires.
How projects work
Who does what on a project
Each project is run by an established AI training company. Here’s how the work is shared between the AI training company, Yetly and you.
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The AI training company
Runs the project
Provides the tasks, tools and guidelines, and checks the quality of the work.
Yetly
Connects and supports you
Matches you with suitable projects, helps you get onboarded, and supports you while you work.
You, the AI trainer
Does the work
Completes tasks carefully, follows the project’s guidelines, and builds skills for the next step.
Opportunities
Current projects
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Projects will appear here once they’re confirmed. You don’t need to wait for a listing: apply now, so we can match your skills and availability with suitable projects.
Each project listing will include
- What the work involves
- The skills, languages and any skills checks needed
- Where the work is available
- Hours, schedule and how long the project runs
- How the work is paid
- The AI training company running the project
Good to know
- Pay, hours and requirements depend on each project, and you’ll see them before you start.
- Work depends on the projects available, so we can’t guarantee hours or income.
- A person on our team reviews every application. We never use automated systems to reject applicants.
Ready to help train AI?
The application takes a few minutes. Tell us about your skills, your languages and when you’re available.