$50-150/hrAs published by the platform.
This contract role asks accredited veterans benefits professionals to check AI systems on VA benefits questions. The work involves judging whether sample questions sound like real veterans and families and writing rubrics for correct answers on compensation, dependents, survivor benefits, and appeals. It suits remote, US-based VA-accredited claims specialists who can work asynchronously on a short-term project.
$50-150/hr
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Last checked on October 13, 2026.
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 remote contract role asks legal and policy professionals to check AI-generated content on legislation, case law, and government matters for accuracy and nuance. The work is independent and asynchronous, and it suits people with strong legal or public policy knowledge who want to help shape how AI handles consequential outputs. No prior AI experience is needed.
This role involves evaluating and improving AI legal reasoning by grading model outputs against professional standards, identifying errors like invented citations and misapplied precedent, and writing correct legal analysis when needed. It is suited for attorneys and legal professionals who can assess AI-generated legal content and provide high-quality written corrections.
As an IP Attorney, you will evaluate how AI models handle patent prosecution, trademark analysis, and IP strategy work. You'll test the model's reasoning on patentability, claim construction, and prior art analysis, then write rigorous legal opinions to correct errors and train the system. This role suits experienced IP practitioners who can identify and remedy flawed AI reasoning across intellectual property domains.
This is a short-term contract role for former consular officers and passport specialists who will check AI systems on passport and citizenship questions. The work includes judging whether sample questions sound like real applicant questions, writing rubrics for complex cases such as lost or damaged passports, name changes and citizenship documentation, and grading AI answers against those rubrics. It suits experienced adjudicators who can give clear written feedback asynchronously, with no prior AI experience needed.
Posted October 12, 2026
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Mercor is recruiting experienced private investigators to evaluate and improve advanced AI systems. You will examine content and workflows generated by AI in the investigations domain, drawing on your real expertise in gathering, analyzing, and reporting facts related to legal, financial, and personal matters. This role is for professionals with a minimum of four years of investigations experience.
Posted October 6, 2026
