The Human-Centered AI Interaction Reviewer will evaluate and enhance AI communication by assessing empathy, tone, engagement, and cultural accuracy in AI outputs.
About the Role We want AI to feel genuinely human in conversation — natural, thoughtful, and emotionally aware. As a Human-Centered AI Interaction Reviewer, you’ll shape how AI speaks, reacts, and connects.
Duties
- Evaluate AI responses against empathy and contextual intelligence criteria
- Tag errors in tone, engagement, and personality
- Select the best response from multiple AI options
- Write and test creative conversation starters for training datasets
- Assess cultural accuracy and humor comprehension in AI outputs
Requirements
Requirements
- Advanced English proficiency with strong cultural literacy
- Exceptional judgment in balancing tone, clarity, and engagement
- Experience in content editing, customer support, or communications
- Comfort with giving and receiving detailed feedback
Preferred
- Community management or content moderation experience
- Familiarity with conversational AI or NLP concepts
Benefits
$25–$30/hr
Top Skills
Conversational Ai
Nlp Concepts
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