AI Humanities Specialist
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
To enhance AI models with humanities insights, the part-time or full-time AI Humanities Specialist will provide high-quality data annotations and evaluations, leveraging expertise in fields such as linguistics, history, and philosophy while working remotely.
Key responsibilities:
Evaluate model outputs for accuracy, coherence, and logical reasoning
Create exemplary datasets that reflect intellectual honesty and careful source evaluation
Collaborate with engineering teams to design evaluation tasks that improve model behavior in humanities contexts
Required qualifications:
Deep knowledge in at least one relevant field such as linguistics, history, or philosophy
Ability to assess arguments for validity and soundness, relying on primary sources
Experience in steel-manning opposing views and distinguishing settled knowledge from interpretation
Excellent analytical writing skills in English, clear and precise
Comfort with evolving instructions to produce high-quality annotations and critiques
Before you apply
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