This remote role involves annotating and evaluating AI-generated physics content, finding errors in physical reasoning and writing rigorous worked solutions to help train an AI model. It is aimed at physicists with an advanced degree and deep expertise in one or more subfields, ideally with teaching, publishing or AI evaluation experience.
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Last checked on October 27, 2026.
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