$35-55/hrAs published by the platform.
This is a remote, hourly contract for physics graduates and current Masters students who want to help train and evaluate advanced AI models. The work is writing physics problems, solving them step by step, and judging whether AI-generated answers are scientifically accurate and well reasoned.
$35-55/hr
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Official posting: https://www.alignerr.com/jobs/029d0467-0bcd-4821-b189-79f7b7cd4f63
Last checked on October 8, 2026.
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