High Energy and Mathematical Physics AI Problem Reviewer
Apply advanced AdS/CFT and mathematical physics expertise to review AI-generated solutions to research-level problems. This remote contractor engagement offers 10 hours per week for 8–10 weeks at $80–$160 per hour.
Generative AI & RLHF
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$160/hr
$80–$160/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 2, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Experts review, solve, compare, and explain challenging problems so AI systems can learn from accurate examples and improve their reasoning. Your mathematical physics expertise will help evaluate how well advanced models handle technically demanding research material.
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Work remotely with flexible part-time hours
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The Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a High Energy and Mathematical Physics AI Problem Reviewer to work with research-level material in holography, AdS/CFT, and Weyl anomalies. Depending on the project, you may solve problems, audit proposed solutions, or adjudicate competing answers using your subfield expertise and hands-on experience.
Engagement type: Remote contractor, part time
Expected schedule: Approximately 10 hours per week
Expected duration: 8 to 10 weeks
Advertised rate: $80 to $160 USD per hour
Work location: Worldwide
Working language: English
What You'll Do
You will analyze difficult mathematical physics problems and communicate your reasoning clearly in written and verbal formats. The work focuses on assessing the accuracy, rigor, and consistency of AI-generated reasoning in advanced theoretical physics.
Analyze research-level problems involving AdS/CFT correspondence and on-shell gravitational actions
Formulate or verify tensor algebra expressions involving boundary curvature invariants in dimensions up to 8
Apply Weyl-Fefferman-Graham gauge frameworks and related mathematical physics methods
Develop, review, or adjudicate solutions involving holographic Weyl anomalies
Evaluate solutions against associated benchmarks
Explain complex scientific reasoning clearly in written and spoken work
Required Expertise
Advanced expertise in high energy physics or mathematical physics is required. No prior AI experience is necessary when you have the relevant domain background, but you should be able to independently assess technically sophisticated solutions and communicate your conclusions precisely.
AdS/CFT correspondence and holographic dualities
On-shell gravitational actions
Weyl-Fefferman-Graham gauge frameworks
Weyl anomalies and Fefferman-Graham expansion
Boundary curvature invariants in higher-dimensional settings
Tensor algebra and differential geometry
Clear written and verbal communication of complex scientific reasoning
Helpful Technical Background
Experience with the research methods and mathematical tools below may support technical problem solving in this engagement.
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