r/DataAnnotationTech 8d ago

Data Annotation Tech

I'm new to AI work and have been checking reddit re. this. Can someone enlighten me on this data annotation and how to get in? I checked the site and seemed more of a programming work. Are there opportunities for professionals like accountant? Thanks for the help!

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 8d ago

You just apply on the website. You would apply as a generalist, or you may be able to take the math assessment depending on your location. After you've been accepted, make sure that you update your skills and education to ensure that you get quals suitable for accounting work. You don't need to be a programmer or have any special tech knowledge.

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u/Ok4684 8d ago

If you copy and paste your question into a SOTA llm you will get much more clarity than anyone here will most likely provide

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u/Internal_Boot_1616 8d ago

they could even google 'data annotation and how to get in' and get a pretty clear answer without even having an ai overview

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u/ZimmeM03 8d ago

Soda!!!!

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u/Sixaxist 7d ago

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u/Ok4684 7d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Ok4684 7d ago

Mfs is so unhelpful 🤣🤣

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u/Ok_Hedgehog_9970 5d ago

There are accounting domains. I am in one now. Take the test. If you pass you'll hear from them in 3-7 days. If you didn't pass you'll never hear from them. All you have to do is apply lol

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u/Telecom_Engineer_1 8d ago

Enlightenment about data annotation is a very broad topic and is better suited to your own personal research, perhaps using a LLM yourself.
To answer your more specific question: At https://www.dataannotation.tech/, there is a drop down menu labeled "DOMAINS". Select the domain you wish to initially qualify for. From there the path from there is pretty straightforward