AI Tutor Humanities
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You will evaluate model outputs for accuracy, reasoning, evidence, and hidden assumptions. You will create annotated datasets and reference responses, distinguish evidence from interpretation, steel-man opposing views, and help design humanities evaluation tasks, rubrics, and examples.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate model outputs for factual accuracy, logical coherence, fallacious reasoning, and hidden assumptions
- Flag errors, anachronisms, misused sources, ideological slant, and unsupported claims
- Create exemplary responses and datasets grounded in careful source evaluation
- Steel-man opposing views and distinguish settled, contested, and unknown claims
- Ground annotations and reference answers in primary sources and weigh secondary scholarship
- Collaborate on evaluation tasks, rubrics, and examples
- Define precise, sourced, proportionately confident model behavior for contested humanities questions
Requirements
- Deep knowledge in at least one humanities field, including linguistics, history, classical studies, literature, poetry, philosophy, ethics, visual arts, or performing arts
- Ability to assess arguments for validity, soundness, hidden premises, and category errors
- Ability to weigh primary sources against secondary literature
- Ability to steel-man opposing views and separate settled knowledge from interpretation or speculation
- Excellent analytical writing in English
- Ability to produce annotations, critiques, and reference answers from evolving instructions
- Computer running ChromeOS, macOS 11.0 or later, or Windows 10 or later when using a personal device
Benefits
- Health insurance for eligible U.S.-based positions
- 401(k) plan for eligible U.S.-based positions
- Paid sick leave for eligible U.S.-based positions
- Flexible contractor hours