Image Data Contributor and Evaluator
Listing checked October 11, 2026 · pay as published by Meridial
Overview
This project tests how well an AI-powered photo product reads and responds to pictures people contribute along with the context they attach. You send in eligible images and write comments or descriptions that explain what appears in each shot and what you know about it. Evaluators then compare the product's output against your notes to see if it handles image context, links details across photos, and produces results that feel accurate and safe. A short eligibility survey comes first, and a completed survey does not guarantee a spot.
What You'll Do9
- 1Choose and submit images that meet the project's eligibility rules.
- 2Write comments or descriptions that cover what each image shows and the context you bring to it.
- 3Note the details that matter, such as people, places, objects, activities, or text in a photo.
- 4Explain why an image matters or what a viewer should understand from it.
- 5Review how the product interprets your image and comment on whether the output matches your intent.
- 6Flag errors, missed details, or unsafe responses in the product's output.
- 7Respond to follow-up questions about your submissions and corrections.
- 8Connect related details across multiple images when the task calls for it.
- 9Report on how useful, natural, and trustworthy the photo-based experience feels.
Requirements7
- 1Complete a brief eligibility survey and answer every question with accurate details.
- 2Submit images you have the right to share and know enough about to describe.
- 3Write short, clear comments that explain visual content and personal context.
- 4Notice small differences in image details and report them in your notes.
- 5Follow project instructions for image selection, description, and correction.
- 6Use a web-based tool to upload photos and submit written feedback.
- 7Keep responses factual and free of guesses when you lack context.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate notices visual detail, writes plain descriptions, and has personal knowledge to add context about the images they submit. This work fits someone who wants remote, task-based evaluation and can follow written rules for photo selection and feedback. The role is less suitable for people who seek full-time hours, guaranteed placement, or hands-on work building AI models. Applicants often lose fit when they leave survey answers blank, give vague image descriptions, or submit photos they cannot discuss in detail.
Salary Insight
Pay is $9.00 per hour. That rate sits near the entry level for remote image annotation and data evaluation, so it matches candidates who want supplemental hours or early experience in AI data work. The source does not list other compensation details.
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Application Tip
Treat the eligibility survey as part of your application. Give complete answers about the kinds of images you can contribute, the context you can provide, and how you would describe image details in writing. Partial or generic survey answers are a common reason candidates do not move forward.
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