Spanish (Latin America) Language Data Contributor (Multimodal) – Freelance AI...

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Languages: Spanish (Latin America)

Requirements

Expertise in Spanish (Latin America) language covering phonetics, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and sociolinguistics
Degree in Spanish language, linguistics, or a closely related field (ideal)
Peer-reviewed publications, teaching experience, or hands-on linguistic analysis projects (signal fit)
Clear, metacognitive communication
Must be 18 years or older
Agree to the applicable participant and consent agreements
Supply a secure computer
Supply high-speed internet

Responsibilities

Challenge advanced language models on topics like verb conjugation, noun-adjective agreement, subjunctive usage, sentence structure, regional dialects, word order, idiomatic expressions, and cultural nuances
Document every failure mode of the AI models to harden model reasoning
Converse with the model on language scenarios
Verify factual accuracy and logical soundness of model outputs
Capture reproducible error traces
Suggest improvements to prompt engineering and evaluation metrics
Provide audio, video, image, and written inputs, including recordings of your voice and likeness
Submit content featuring only yourself, avoiding the inclusion of third-party or sensitive personal information

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