- How much do lawyers earn doing AI training work?
- Across 15 open law roles that list an hourly rate, the median is $110/hr, and the middle half pay between $105 and $115/hr. The highest listed rate right now is $300/hr. 20 roles don't list pay up front.
- What does the work involve?
- Typical tasks: write legal questions that current models get wrong, grade AI answers on case law, contracts and regulation, and explain where the reasoning breaks down. Some projects focus on one jurisdiction or practice area, such as tax, IP or securities.
- Who gets hired?
- Most roles ask for a JD and bar admission, or several years of practice. Paralegals and contract managers qualify for some projects.
- Is it remote and part-time?
- 100% of open law roles are remote. Almost all are contract work you fit around a day job, often 5 to 20 hours a week, paid hourly or per task.
- Is AI training work legit?
- Yes, when you apply directly with the platform. Every role here links to the employer's own posting. Real platforms never charge you a fee to apply or to get paid. Be wary of anyone who asks for one.