Anyone AI AI training jobs
Hires subject experts, PhDs and developers country by country for AI training projects, with a rate listed on each role.
At a glance
215 Anyone AI roles open as of Nov 7. Median listed rate $40/hr across 205 hourly roles. Who can apply: 199 roles name specific countries, 0 are open worldwide, and 16 don't say.
How Anyone AI pays (platform-wide, check each role): Rate listed per role; confirm payment terms when you apply.
- Open roles
- 215
- Median listed rate
- $40/hr
- Top listed rate
- $150/hr
- Last checked
- Nov 7
Can I apply from my country?
It depends on the role: 199 name specific countries, 0 are open worldwide and 16 don't say. Where a listing doesn't name countries, check on Anyone AI's page before applying. Payout options can also differ by country.
| Country named in listing | Open roles |
|---|---|
| Argentina | 30 |
| Colombia | 11 |
| Mexico | 11 |
| Poland | 11 |
| Ecuador | 9 |
| Spain | 9 |
| Peru | 9 |
| Brazil | 8 |
| Chile | 8 |
| Germany | 8 |
| Netherlands | 8 |
| Sweden | 8 |
Anyone AI jobs: questions people ask
How many Anyone AI jobs are open?
As of Nov 7, we track 215 open Anyone AI roles. Each links to Anyone AI's own listing and is rechecked daily.
How much does Anyone AI pay?
The median listed rate is $40/hr, from the midpoint of listed ranges across 205 hourly roles. Listed pay is not guaranteed earnings.
Can I apply to Anyone AI from my country?
It depends on the role. 199 Anyone AI roles name specific countries (most often Argentina, Colombia, Mexico), 0 are open worldwide, and 16 don't say. Use the "I live in" filter to see roles open to you.
How does Anyone AI pay its workers?
Rate listed per role; confirm payment terms when you apply. This is Anyone AI's general practice; the role's posting and contract decide what applies to you.
Does Anyone AI charge applicants?
Real AI training platforms don't charge applicants. If anyone asks you to pay for a Anyone AI role, a test or training, don't pay, and tell us.
Facts from Anyone AI's live listings, checked Nov 7. Spot a mistake? Tell us.