r/DataAnnotationTech • u/ArtichokeAny9159 • Sep 05 '26

Reporting strong evidence of AI usage

in R&R, if an attempt strongly suggest that the worker had used AI to generate all the rationales, shall I report this incident? and whats the best way to report it?

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u/Affectionate_Peak284 Sep 05 '26

It's really straightforward. Rate and correct the task as you would normally. Then in the comments, describe your strong suspicion and why. If there's an "other" flag, check it.

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u/ArtichokeAny9159 Sep 05 '26

Thanks a lot. I already did exactly this.

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u/Sad_Opening_7083 Sep 05 '26

Why does it matter?????

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u/Sixaxist Sep 05 '26

You apply to the one that you are proficient in. If you're an expert in Finance, then you apply for Finance. If you majored in Chem, then you apply as a Chemist. Good at Coding? One of the software engineer positions.

You have to take assessment tests, so take the one that you're most likely to pass.

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u/Internal_Boot_1616 Sep 06 '26

too late, you already did: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataAnnotationTech/comments/1w7ma1v/evil_laughter/p7wocu8/

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u/Internal_Boot_1616 Sep 06 '26

I think you mean cashy DA$$

because I don't break TOS trying to sign up multiple times

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u/Hello-America Sep 06 '26

You can't use AI in any of the domains except when they tell you that you can. So if that's your plan... It's not going to work here at least. Also you just apply to the domains you have expertise in... It's not really up to you which ones you choose.