$70-100/hrAs published by the platform.
This contract role asks you to review realistic federal criminal investigation scenarios and judge whether they are accurate, clear, and procedurally sound. You will give written and verbal feedback on investigative strategy, decision-making, and risk assessment, and flag gaps in case documentation. It is aimed at experienced federal criminal investigators who can ground AI training material in real investigative practice.
$70-100/hr
Pay as published by the platform. It is not a guarantee of income or hours.
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Official posting: https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/b072a025-2972-4592-b25c-ea8e6913edae
Last checked on November 4, 2026.
This remote hourly contract involves reviewing AI-generated legal analyses, policy summaries and government-related content for accuracy, completeness and proper use of legal reasoning. It is aimed at professionals with legal, policy or government knowledge who can judge whether AI responses handle nuance in legislation, case law, compliance and public policy.
This remote freelance role asks you to review and assess AI-generated content on law, government policy, and regulatory compliance. You check accuracy, citations, terminology, and how well the AI handles nuance across legislation, case law, and public policy. It suits people with a background in law, government, or policy who can write clear, structured feedback and work on their own schedule.
This contract role asks experts in military operations and international humanitarian law to help build frameworks that AI systems can use to assess defense and humanitarian scenarios. The work covers classification schemes, dual-use distinctions, limits on prohibited assistance, and evaluation tools. It is aimed at professionals with operational or legal backgrounds in warfare, targeting, and humanitarian law who do not need prior AI experience.
Posted October 28, 2026
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This remote contract role asks legal experts to test how AI models reason about lawful and unlawful boundary cases in defense and international law. The work involves writing detailed scenarios, checking the legal accuracy of taxonomy boundaries under the law of armed conflict, and grading model answers. It suits lawyers with military or international humanitarian law expertise who can explain complex legal points clearly.
Posted October 23, 2026
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A compliance officer evaluates whether AI models correctly analyze regulatory obligations, identify applicable rules, and provide accurate guidance on policy and reporting requirements. The role involves testing AI responses against current regulatory texts across multiple jurisdictions and writing correct analysis when models make errors.
This role involves evaluating AI-generated legal work on mergers, acquisitions, financings, and corporate governance to identify logical gaps, unworkable terms, and misaligned risk allocation. You will draft test prompts for AI models handling complex transactional agreements and rewrite provisions where the AI output falls short, applying the discipline of carefully negotiated deals.
