This in-person research study examines how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Dutch speakers living in the city who can join a three-day session in Midtown Manhattan, with participation governed by a signed consent form.
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Open to residents of: United States.
You apply on Mindrift, the AI training platform run by Toloka: submit your application for the role, pass a qualification step, then work on projects that match your expertise.
Official posting: https://apply.workable.com/j/13536D1FED
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
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