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Why AI training matters (quick overview)
AI training is the human work that teaches modern models how to behave: reviewing outputs, answering questions, and providing expert feedback. Contributors shape how legal AI systems reason, cite authorities, and communicate with users—work that matters for accuracy, safety, and trust.
The role
You will evaluate AI-written legal content, answer domain-specific legal questions, and supply clear, well-reasoned feedback that helps improve models used in legal contexts. This is a flexible, part-time contracting engagement designed for licensed attorneys who can commit about 10 hours per week and work remotely from the United States.
Label types: evaluation/rating and question answering.
Work style: remote contractor, part-time, collaborative with other subject-matter experts.
What you'll do
Review and evaluate legal writing and AI-generated responses for factual accuracy, legal reasoning, and clarity.
Answer legal domain questions with concise, well-reasoned explanations and citations where appropriate.
Identify and recommend authoritative reference material (cases, statutes, treatises) relevant to prompts and responses.
Share practical insights about legal workflows, tools, and professional standards used in practice.
Provide structured feedback that model teams can use to improve legal outputs and reduce hallucinations.
Requirements
Admission to a United States state bar (required).
Minimum of 2 years of professional legal experience.
Experience researching with case law databases, statutes, and legal treatises.
Strong legal writing or publishing background (memos, briefs, CLE materials, or similar).
Comfort using everyday AI tools (for review and feedback) and professional working English.
Reliable availability for approximately 10 hours per week and ability to meet deadlines.
Must be located in the United States (work is US-based).
Helpful background
The following experience is not required but is valuable and may lead to more work or higher hourly assignments.
Experience as a legal librarian or in legal research roles.
Practice spanning multiple areas such as contracts, litigation, regulatory/compliance, corporate, or intellectual property.
Pay, schedule, and logistics
Pay is hourly, paid per hour for work completed. The listed rate range is $65–$90 per hour, with compensation up to $90/hr depending on experience and the complexity of tasks.
This is a contractor, part-time role structured for consistent participation at about 10 hours per week; work may continue and expand over time.
Create a free OpenTrain account, complete your profile (include bar admission and legal experience), and submit your application for this role. Candidates who meet the requirements will be invited to a short qualification task to demonstrate legal research and feedback skills.
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