hey there and welcome to my outlier.ai review. So if you're watching this video, chances are you are looking for a full outlier AI review, and that's what I'm going to give you right here. Now if at any point you want to see my number one recommendation to make $5 to $10,000 per month from home, I'll leave a link in the top of the description and in the pinned comment. So outlier AI is basically wanting to train AI and offering you a job to do that. Okay, so as you can see down here, they've paid out $100 million and they have 40,000 experts on their website. So if we do the math, $100 million divided by $40,000, that means on average somebody has made $2,500. Okay, so they can see, as you can see, they say that you can get paid for training cutting-edge AI on your own schedule, but you are going to need to be an expert in all of these different domains or one of these different

domains. Whether you're a generalist in maths, chemistry, law, history, coding, data science, or 30 other expert domains, you are going to need to be an expert. And again, their website is basically training up AI, and that would be your job is to train up their AI. They see, do you need qualifications? You are going to need some qualifications, so this isn't going to be for everybody. And then they mention their pay. Okay, now if we look at all of their different jobs right now, I can see 94 different jobs. They have jobs for coders, generalists, languages. So if you speak any of these languages, let's say you speak German, then you're going to be able to get this job. Now they offer flexible hours, and what the job entails is working on various writings in German projects to train generative AI models. And they say it's up to $29 per hour. You can work globally, but it's preferred if you're a German or you live in the United States. Okay, so basically, there are a lot of these

websites out there where they will tell you you get paid to train AI. I'm not saying that their website is not legitimate; their website looks amazing. I'm sure they are legit, but if you go ahead to websites like Trustpilot or Glassdoor, you will see that the reviews are quite poor. In this case, they have 89 total reviews and a total of 2.4 stars. So, most people are saying to avoid this. You have to put in a lot of time into training and get motivated, but they had no work to do at the end. Okay, he said tasks are very few. Some tasks require a download in a browser extension and create a new Google account, and other platforms don't have work again. This one says don't work. They'll onboard just about anybody regardless of experience or qualifications. You'll start out with excellent pay, but then you run out of tasks to do. So, essentially, what people are saying is it's very, very hard for you to actually get work with them. Okay, so they come up to you on LinkedIn for

this example requested. They sent a CV, told him he's going to get work, and then in the end, there's very, very little work to do. So, the company is legitimate; however, are you going to be able to make a significant amount of money, like a full-time income, working from home, being a freelancer for outlier.ai? The chances are you're really not going to be able to. There's very, very few jobs, and there are some reviews on places like Reddit that say that they actually never get paid. So, this person says they've worked there for 5 weeks and have not been paid. Another one says they've been waiting to get paid, and then another one just says you do not get paid. So, I don't know if this company is legitimate or not. I'm not saying that they're a scam; they do look legit to me, but if you look through all of this stuff, you will see that a lot of people say that they don't actually get their money. All that it is legit, but it's poorly run, and that they don't really have that.

many projects for you. Okay, again, work isn't guaranteed, so I do not think that this is going to be for everybody. There's even an article on inc.com that has people saying that this website is a scam, and again, I don't believe this is a scam. However, there are a lot of reports of people getting duped into doing this, okay, getting claims on places like LinkedIn that you're going to be able to earn $21 per hour and then $40 per hour, and then it went back down to $25 per hour. There was something about it that felt predatory, they say. So, I think what they're doing is they are basically looking to get a lot of people to do this, right? I think they're looking for people right now, especially when times are tough. They're duping people into getting started with their website, signing up, and promising them $20, $40 per hour, and then they go through a rigorous training, and in the end, some people don't get accepted, they don't get the job, or there's very, very few jobs to

do on the back end. So, in conclusion, Outlier AI, I believe, is legitimate. However, for most people, I don't think this is a good way to do remote work. Now, if you are looking for remote work, there are a lot of legitimate websites out there. However, if you are looking to start a business on the internet that can allow you to potentially make passive income and, in you, a full-time income over time after you've put in some time and effort, then again, I will leave my number one recommendation LinkedIn in the pinned comment and the description down below. And on this channel, I've reviewed literally hundreds of different programs and websites like Outlier AI. So, if you're into that kind of thing, be sure to subscribe to the channel, give this video a thumbs up, and if you do have any questions for me, leave them down in the comment section down below, and I'll get back to you as soon as I possibly can.

Outlier AI Review 2024 | Scam or Legit? (The Truth)

Outlier AI Review 2024 | Scam or Legit? (The Truth)

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