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Elon Musk’s xAI Hiring AI Tutors—$65/hr for Bilingual Experts

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Digital Today

Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, actively seeks “AI Tutors” to join its team.

A recent job posting reported by Business Insider highlights that an AI Tutor will generate high-quality, accurately labeled data through various methods to facilitate the learning of natural language processing algorithms. The role involves close collaboration with technical staff to create datasets for model training, benchmarking, and overall advancement.

Another job posting specifies the need for bilingual AI Tutors specializing in Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, German, Russian, Italian, French, Arabic, Indonesian, Turkish, Hindi, Persian, Spanish, or Portuguese.

The positions offer remote, full-time, six-month contracts with compensation ranging from $35 to $65 per hour.

According to LinkedIn data analyzed by Business Insider, several AI Tutors began their roles in August and September.

Since launching xAI in July of last year, xAI has focused on advancing AI technologies and enhancing our understanding of space.

Daniel Kim
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