AI training jobs in Lao
There is 1 open AI training job that needs Lao, from 1 platform. The one listing with pay tops out at up to $65/hr. It pays you to write, check and rate AI answers in Lao, usually alongside English.
$6–65/hr
still listed todayExpert level: most of these want a degree, a licence or years of work in the field.
The job
We are sourcing independent Language Alignment & Resource Partners (LARPs) to provide native-level Lao language vetting and QA for a specialized AI data project.
Score 24/100: pay 8.1/40, recency 0/20, payouts 11.3/15, steady work 2.5/10, who can apply 2/10. How we score
What they ask for
- Demonstrable work or educational experience in linguistics, education, or other fields requiring high attention to linguistic detail.
- Prior, tangible experience working in human data evaluation or annotation.
- Verified Lao language proficiency of C1 or C2
Which platforms hire for this?
| Platform | Pay range | Getting in | Payouts | Open here |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Invisible | $6–65/hr | Some screening | Pays on time | 1 |
 Prolific | $8–30/hr | Fairly easy | Always on time | 0 |
 Mercor | $20–200/hr | Some screening | Pays on time | 0 |
 Alignerr | $15–150/hr | Hard to get in | Some delays | 0 |
 DataAnnotation | $20–150/hr | Hard to get in | Pays on time | 0 |
 Mindrift | $15–90/hr | Some screening | Pays on time | 0 |
 TELUS Digital | $3–25/hr | Fairly easy | Pays on time | 0 |
 xAI | $35–100/hr | Hard to get in | Pays on time | 0 |
 SME Careers | $20–130/hr | Some screening | Pays on time | 0 |
 micro1 | $15–135/hr | Some screening | Some delays | 0 |
 Outlier | $10–50/hr | Fairly easy | Some delays | 0 |
 Appen CrowdGen | $2–25/hr | Easy to get in | Some delays | 0 |
Common questions
Are there AI training jobs in Lao?
Yes. 1 open listing asks for Lao today. The one listing with pay tops out at up to $65/hr.
How much do Lao AI training jobs pay?
Today's Lao listings advertise up to $65/hr. Your rate depends on the project and your test results.
Do I need a degree for Lao language jobs?
Usually not. Language jobs test your writing and your eye for mistakes in a short assessment. Native or near-native fluency matters more than a degree.