AI Training/Data Labelling
This project focused on generating and evaluating text outputs derived from video content to support the training of multimodal AI systems. The scope included reviewing short-form and long-form videos and producing high-quality textual labels such as summaries, captions, scene descriptions, intent interpretations, and contextual explanations. The goal was to improve the model’s ability to accurately translate visual and auditory information into coherent, human-like text outputs. The project involved processing thousands of video clips across diverse domains including news, education, lifestyle, and social media content. Tasks performed included writing descriptive captions, generating concise and detailed summaries, identifying key events in sequences, and producing structured text outputs aligned with predefined labeling frameworks. Additional responsibilities included assessing AI-generated text for relevance, fluency, factual accuracy, and alignment with the visual content. Strict quality assurance protocols were applied, including multi-layer review systems, guideline adherence checks, and consistency validation across similar video types. Special attention was given to temporal accuracy (ensuring descriptions matched correct moments in the video), contextual grounding, and eliminating hallucinated or unsupported details. Regular calibration sessions ensured alignment across annotators and reduced variability in text generation standards. Key contributions included producing consistent, high-precision textual annotations at scale, improving descriptive accuracy in complex scenes, and refining prompt-following behavior in generated outputs. This experience strengthened my ability to translate multimodal inputs into structured, high-quality text while maintaining strict adherence to AI training data standards.