Domain experts
Specialists in engineering, mathematics, medicine, law, research, finance, statistics, physics and other technical fields. Technical material is staffed with experts rather than general annotators.
Every AI data project needs different people. One6 draws on a global community of contributors and recruits to match each project's languages, domain and demographics, from domain experts and native speakers to trained generalists and professional voice talent.
Specialists in engineering, mathematics, medicine, law, research, finance, statistics, physics and other technical fields. Technical material is staffed with experts rather than general annotators.
Native or near-native speakers of each target language and, where relevant, the specific regional variety, including dialects and natural code-switching.
Contributors for prompt testing, data validation, content review, moderation and other flexible AI workflows.
Crowd-sourced speakers across accents, ages and regions, and professional voice actors for narration, expressive speech and TTS data.
Contributors share their location, areas of expertise, skills, experience, languages and work preferences.
Contributors pass a skills test or trial task, and are selected for projects based on each project's language, domain and demographic requirements.
Before production work, contributors receive the project's instructions and terms and are trained on its guidelines.
Each contributor's accuracy and output are tracked. Contributors who fall below the quality bar are retrained or removed from the project.
Yes. Contributors are recruited to match the languages, locales and demographics the project needs. Tell us your requirements and we'll confirm availability and contributor profiles during scoping.
We source specialists in fields including engineering, mathematics, medicine, law, research, finance, statistics and physics. Tell us the domain and level of expertise required and we'll confirm the reviewer profile during scoping.
Contributors pass a skills test or trial task before joining a project and are trained on its guidelines before production work. Their accuracy and output are tracked throughout, and anyone who falls below the quality bar is retrained or removed.
Yes. Project materials, client information and instructions are confidential, and contributors may not share them outside the project. Projects can also run under NDA.
Tell us what your model needs. We'll come back with questions, a proposed approach and a pilot plan.