Civil Rights AI Evaluation Attorney

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About AI Training and Legal Evaluation

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Experts review examples, write content, and assess model responses so AI systems can produce more accurate, useful, and responsible results.

In this role, your civil rights legal judgment will help guide how AI systems handle sensitive legal questions, interpret legal materials, and communicate complex doctrine.

The Role

OpenTrain is seeking a Civil Rights AI Evaluation Attorney for a part-time contractor opportunity. You will work with civil rights legal materials, explain complex doctrine, develop realistic legal scenarios, and assess model-generated outputs for accuracy, legal soundness, ethical compliance, and practical usefulness.

This opportunity is designed for a practicing civil rights attorney. Prior AI experience is not required; the work relies on demonstrated civil rights expertise and the ability to apply sound legal judgment to generated scenarios and model outputs.

• Contractor and part-time engagement
• 20+ hours per week
• Worldwide opportunity
• English-language work
• $140–$400 per hour

What You'll Do

• Review, analyze, and annotate legal documents and civil rights case studies.
• Develop clear explanations of legal concepts, statutes, precedents, and regulatory frameworks.
• Draft and refine realistic civil rights scenarios, user queries, and legal responses.
• Evaluate AI-generated legal outputs for accuracy, legal soundness, ethical compliance, and practical usefulness.
• Provide constructive, specific feedback to improve AI-generated responses.
• Research and summarize emerging trends, case law updates, and policy developments affecting civil rights.
• Apply careful standards for accuracy, clarity, ethical compliance, and practical applicability.
• Communicate clearly in writing and verbally with stakeholders and technical collaborators.

Required Qualifications

• Juris Doctor degree.
• Active bar membership in the United States.
• Substantial civil rights law practice experience, including litigation or policy analysis.
• Familiarity with landmark civil rights cases, federal and state statutes, and regulatory frameworks.
• Strong legal research, statutory interpretation, analytical reasoning, and critical-thinking skills.
• Ability to evaluate AI-generated legal responses for accuracy, legal soundness, and ethical compliance.
• Ability to synthesize complex legal information and present it accessibly to diverse audiences.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication with close attention to detail.

Helpful Background

An interest in technology, artificial intelligence, and innovative approaches to legal problem-solving is helpful. Attorneys without prior AI experience are welcome to apply when they bring the required civil rights expertise and legal judgment.

Why Do AI Training Work?

AI training and data-labeling work is a fast-growing way to contribute to technology while applying specialized professional knowledge. Contributors help shape the behavior of state-of-the-art AI systems through expert review and feedback.

Many projects are remote and flexible, making it possible to fit meaningful AI work around other professional commitments.

• Apply legal expertise to cutting-edge AI development.
• Work remotely with flexible, part-time scheduling.
• Build a portfolio of specialized AI training experience.
• Help improve the accuracy, clarity, and responsibility of AI systems.