Remote AI training jobs

5,312 paid roles teaching AI on 68 platforms, from law and medicine to code.

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$75median an hour, across 2,511 roles that state a rate. The top tenth pay $150 or more.

    Today's open roles

    543 open rolesre-checked 1 minute ago· Show all 5,312

    915open languages & translation roles, median $35 an hourSee all 915 roles
    662open maths & stem roles, median $90 an hourSee all 662 roles
    369open coding roles, median $90 an hourSee all 369 roles
    231open medicine & health roles, median $90 an hourSee all 231 roles
    229open writing & creative roles, median $15 an hourSee all 229 roles
    213open business & operations roles, median $70 an hourSee all 213 roles

    Common questions

    What does an AI trainer actually do?

    AI trainers help models learn through human judgement: they draft model answers, compare and score responses, fact-check work in their own field, record speech, tag data and probe models for weak spots. Most of this work is remote, freelance and paid hourly. On 26 October 2026, AI Train Job shows 5,312 open roles across 68 platforms.

    How much can you earn training AI?

    Across 2,511 distinct open roles that state an hourly rate in US dollars (26 October 2026), the median is $75/hr, the typical range is $40–110/hr, and the top 10% pay $150/hr or more. We use the top of each posted range and never guess a currency or convert monthly pay into hourly pay.

    Which platforms have the highest rates?

    Among platforms with at least three roles that state an hourly USD rate, the highest medians right now are Askable ($150/hr), DataAnnotation ($125/hr), RemoExperts ($115/hr). Pay depends on the field, your experience and the project, so compare individual roles before you apply.

    Is AI training work legit?

    Many platforms are, and each role here links straight to the platform’s own job board, so you can verify it yourself. Real platforms never charge you to apply, never ask for bank details over email, and set out the work, the pay and the application steps plainly. Confirm any listing on the official site before you share personal details.

    Do I need experience?

    Not always. Some roles are open to generalists and fluent speakers, while the best-paid work usually asks for a degree or professional licence in the field. Use the “No experience needed” filter to see roles whose titles say they are entry level.

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