Understanding competitive compensation in the increasingly dynamic AI training space can be very challenging. But why?
The AI industry is evolving faster than most labor markets can adapt. Each new model release brings new data types, new labeling standards, and new levels of complexity.
What was once considered simple “data labeling” has become a highly specialized form of cognitive work. This work currently involves nuanced reasoning, deep subject-matter knowledge, and, increasingly, multilingual fluency.
To shed light on this topic, we’ve compiled compensation data from over 150 sources, including a survey of active workers, public job postings, and internal data.
Explore the overview of hourly pay rates of contract generalists around the world.
There is a growing trend among companies to prefer employing contract employees over independent contractors. Learn what considerations they're making and why.
Whether contract AI trainers are remote or on-site also impacts cost. On-site generalists tend to be paid more than their remote counterparts
