Fluent Catalan Speakers: AI Training Project

What We're Researching We're hiring fluent language specialists to help train and evaluate new artificial intelligence models. This ongoing project focuses on improving AI comprehension and generation of the Catalan language. The work directly impacts how future automated systems understand regional nuances and natural conversational flows. How It Works You will log into our remote platform to complete a series of text and audio evaluation tasks. Throughout the week, you will review AI-generated responses in Catalan, grading them for accuracy, tone, and cultural relevance. Participants are expected to dedicate approximately 10 hours of work per week to these assignments. The tasks are completely asynchronous, allowing you to manage your own schedule within the weekly deadlines. Who This Is For We welcome native and highly fluent Catalan speakers with strong reading and writing skills. Professionals in translation, linguistics, copywriting, and general data annotation are highly encouraged to apply. You must be comfortable navigating web-based tools and managing a consistent weekly workload. What You'll Do Evaluate AI-generated text and audio in Catalan for accuracy and natural flow Provide corrections and constructive feedback on grammar, tone, and cultural context Complete approximately 10 hours of asynchronous tasks each week via our online platform Ensure high quality and consistency across all language evaluations Who Should Apply Native or highly fluent proficiency in the Catalan language Ability to commit to roughly 10 hours of remote work per week Strong attention to detail regarding grammar, spelling, and local language nuances Reliable internet connection and access to a modern web browser Compensation $26 per hour Ready to participate? Start your paid interview now About Terac Terac is building the world's largest pool of vetted human experts for AI. Researchers, AI labs, and product teams use Terac to recruit, screen, and pay study participants across industries, languages, and skill sets. Learn more at terac.com or on YouTube at @jointerac . Originally posted on Himalayas