Gray Swan Arena is the AI red-teaming competition platform of Gray Swan AI, a Pittsburgh AI security company founded in 2023 out of Carnegie Mellon University and backed by a 40 million dollar Series A. Contributors try to trick AI models and agents into breaking their safety rules through a chat interface, and successful breaks win money from prize pools of 20,000 to 300,000 dollars. Weekly practice challenges help beginners, and top performers can be invited to paid red-teaming work. Income is prize-based, not hourly, so most players earn little.
Hires in: Worldwide. Open worldwide to anyone 18+, except residents of Russia, North Korea, Iran, Syria and Cuba; one account per person. Source
How much Gray Swan Arena pays: prize pools of $20,000-$300,000 per challenge; one top player earned about $10,000 in a year (published by the company). Source
How you get paid: Arranged by Gray Swan with each winner (method not published) (2-4 weeks after results are final · min $100 for pool prizes (smaller amounts roll over) · reported by workers). Source
Based on open jobs with hourly pay listed on aitrainer.jobs. The bar runs from the lowest to the highest rate; the dot is the median.
Application steps, the assessment and tips from people who got in.
No test: anyone 18+ can play. Results on live challenges are the filter.
18+, one account per person, not a resident of Russia, North Korea, Iran, Syria or Cuba. No degree needed.
Sign-up is instant; earnings depend on live competitions and your rank.
Sources: app.grayswan.ai · app.grayswan.ai · fortune.com
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