Scottish English Speech Recording Contributor
lxtDenver (CO)
About the role
Speech Recording Project ContributorLXT is an emerging leader in AI training data to power intelligent technology for global organizations. In partnership with an international network of contributors, LXT collects and annotates data across multiple modalities with the speed, scale and agility required by the enterprise. Our global expertise spans over 145 countries and coverage for more than 1000 language locales. Founded in 2010, LXT is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with presence in the United States, UK, Egypt, Turkey and Australia. The company serves customers in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. We are seeking native speakers to participate in a speech recording project. Contributors will record short prompts displayed on the platform to help improve speech recognition and AI language technologies.
Responsibilities:
Record short prompts in your native language/dialect.
Speak naturally and clearly.
Follow project instructions and quality guidelines.
Record in a quiet environment with minimal background noise.
Record approximately 400 speech prompts displayed on the platform.
Requirements:
Native speaker of the target language/dialect.
Reliable internet connection.
Access to a computer with a working microphone.
Ability to follow instructions and maintain quality standards.
LXT does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status or any other protected category.
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