Getting Paid to Teach AI to Take Your Job
San Francisco startup Mercor is recruiting professionals—doctors, lawyers, social workers—to train AI systems to do their own jobs, Tom Foster reports. The gig-work platform has raised almost $500 million and reached a $10 billion valuation in three years.
The company, co-founded by three early 20s college dropouts who never held real jobs, places tens of thousands of experts in part-time contracts with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta to create training data translating professional judgment into AI capabilities.
San Francisco pediatric hospitalist Melania Poonacha logs 10 hours weekly on her ...
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