Evaluate webpages returned for search queries by assessing relevance, reliability, usefulness, and quality against user intent. Conduct online research, follow detailed rating standards, and record accurate, consistent decisions. This freelance project offers flexible scheduling, though task availability depends on client demand and is not guaranteed.
Company Description
An Enterprise client is seeking a high volume of English-speaking freelancers based in the United States to support an AI evaluation project focused on assessing the relevance, usefulness, reliability, and overall quality of online search results. Freelancers will review webpages presented in response to search queries and determine how effectively each result meets the user’s needs. Their feedback will contribute to the development of AI-powered systems that provide more relevant, reliable, and useful information.
Job Description- Review webpages associated with a variety of search queries.
- Determine how effectively each search result satisfies the user’s intent.
- Evaluate the relevance, reliability, usefulness, and overall quality of the information presented.
- Conduct online research when needed to support evaluation decisions.
- Follow detailed rating standards across a wide range of topics.
- Record clear, accurate, and consistent evaluation decisions.
Freelancers supporting this project must:
- Be fluent in English, with strong reading comprehension skills.
- Currently reside in the United States.
- Have strong research, critical-thinking, and analytical skills.
- Pay close attention to detail and apply evaluation standards consistently.
- Be comfortable researching and reviewing information online.
- Be able to understand and follow detailed instructions.
- Regularly use and understand online search engines.
- Have a Gmail address
- Work may begin immediately, depending on project needs and freelancer eligibility.
- Freelancers may work according to their own schedules for as long as tasks are available.
- Task availability is based on the client’s business needs and is not guaranteed.
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