AITraining.jobs

Quick answers

1. Is there one website that lists all AI training jobs?

   AITraining.jobs is built for that purpose. As of 25 Oct 2026, it lists 4,346 open AI training roles from the job boards of 56 platforms in one place, read every hour, and compares the pay of all 80 platforms it tracks. Each role is counted once and links to the platform's own application.

2. What is an AI trainer job?

   An AI trainer is paid to make AI models better by rating and correcting model answers, writing prompts and example answers, labeling data, or checking work in a field they know. The work is also posted as AI tutor, rater, evaluator, and annotator roles.

3. Do you need experience or a degree to start?

   No. Many roles like rating AI answers, data labeling, and research studies need only careful attention. The roles that ask for no experience are listed with what they pay. A profession, degree, or technical skill unlocks the highest-paying expert, coding, and agentic work.

4. Do you have to live in the US to do AI training work?

   No. Of the 4,346 roles open today, 20% are open to workers in any country and 96% are remote. Most platforms hire globally and pay in USD, so you can do this work from almost anywhere.

5. How much does it pay to train AI?

   Typical AI training work pays $30–$135/hr, a live median of $40/hr measured from 2,886 distinct rates advertised across 47 platforms, drawn from today's 4,346 open roles. Simple data-labeling and survey work sits lower and is priced by geography; credentialed expert, coding, and agentic or RL-environment work reaches $450/hr on today's board. A further 769 open roles publish no rate at all, and those sit mostly on the lower-paying platforms, so the true median is somewhat below $40/hr.