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AI Data Annotator (French) | $26/hr Remote
Freelanceil y a 18 jours
Job Description
Madagascar
Freelance
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Position: Visual AI Researcher French Type: Contractor Assignment Compensation:$26/hr Location: Remote Commitment: Part-time (20 – 40 hours/week) , with at least 4 hours of PST overlap during business hours Role Responsibilities Source authentic photographs of real-world places, products, and media. Verify image licensing and document image provenance. Conduct multi-step research using Google Search, Google Lens, and reverse image search. Create cropped, masked, or degraded images while preserving realistic visual clues. Develop prompts, grading criteria, and solution notes for AI evaluation tasks. Requirements Native or highly fluent French with strong working proficiency in English. Strong familiarity with local landmarks, universities, municipal buildings, and domestic film/media. Strong research skills using visual search and web research tools. Basic image-editing skills. Strong attention to detail. Bachelor s degree or equivalent practical experience in any field. Application Process Apply via Easy Apply. Check your email for next steps. Secteur : IT Services and IT Consulting, Online Audio and Video Media, and Photography
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