Journalist – AI Trainer - Freelance - 8-20 hrs/week - Remote

10x Team · Remote · Spain ·
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  • Freelance (EU/UK)
  • 8-20 hrs/week
  • Fully remote
  • Senior journalist
  • AI training

10x.team seeks experienced journalists based in the EU or UK to help AI labs build better journalism systems. You will apply your editorial expertise to assess AI outputs, ensuring they meet real-world reporting standards and logical consistency.

This is a flexible freelance position requiring 8 to 20 hours weekly. It suits professionals who want to contribute to AI development alongside their current work without committing to a full-time schedule.

What you'll do

  • Review AI-generated news for accuracy and editorial quality
  • Evaluate content against professional journalistic standards
  • Draft realistic reporting scenarios from professional experience
  • Create scenario variations from multiple stakeholder perspectives
  • Identify reasoning gaps or oversights in AI newsroom outputs

What you'll need

  • Senior-level journalist with significant EU or UK experience
  • Skilled in executing reporting and editorial assignments
  • Knowledgeable about journalism compliance and editing processes
  • Able to work independently and provide structured feedback
  • Available for 8 to 20 hours per week with prompt response times

How you'll work

  • Fully remote for candidates in the EU or UK
  • Freelance contract basis
  • 8 to 20 hours per week
  • Project matching depends on dynamic AI lab needs

What you get

  • Flexible remote work fitting around other commitments
  • Free access to the in-house AI Academy
  • Clear onboarding process and structured tasks
  • Opportunity to shape advanced AI journalism systems

Hiring process

  • Submit application to receive email instructions
  • Complete a short written assessment
  • Participate in an AI-powered interview
  • Profile review for future project matching