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Image Researcher - AI Training (Korean)

United Kingdom
Posted about 10 hours ago
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Help create visual challenges to evaluate how AI systems research and understand real-world images. You'll combine local cultural knowledge, web research, and basic image editing to create clear, evidence-backed evaluation tasks.

What you'll do

  • Source authentic images of real-world places, products, and media from your assigned locale. Use images you have permission to use, and document their source and usage permissions.
  • Investigate image subjects using Google Search, Google Lens, reverse image search, and other reliable sources.
  • Crop, mask, or obscure identifying details while preserving realistic visual clues.
  • Write clear, time-bound prompts in English without revealing the target identity or answer.
  • Create concise, objective grading criteria and solution notes that explain the correct answer, supporting evidence, and research process.
  • Organize your work in shared Google Drive folders using the required file names and submission structure.

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What you'll bring

  • 1+ years of experience.
  • Native or highly fluent Korean, with strong working English.
  • Strong knowledge of Korean culture, including less-touristy landmarks, universities, municipal buildings, and domestic film and media.
  • Confidence researching from partial visual clues and checking information across sources.
  • Basic image-editing skills, such as cropping and masking, and the ability to check and document image usage permissions.
  • Attention to detail and comfort following structured guidelines.
  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience in any field.

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Project details

  • Freelance project for contributors based in South Korea, United States, United Kingdom, Canada.
  • Availability of 20 hours per week part-time or 40 hours per week full-time is required, including at least four hours overlapping Pacific business hours.
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