Physics & Mechanical Reasoning Expert (AI Community)
Quick facts
- Type
- Part-time
- Location
- Remote
- Background
- Students welcome
- Skills
- Physics
- Platform
- TELUS — 63 open jobs
- Apply
- Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work
About the Role:
Do you have a background in Physics or Mechanical Engineering? AI models are getting smarter, but they often struggle with "common sense" physics—like how gravity works, how objects move, or how much force is needed to lift something. At TELUS Digital, we need people who understand the laws of the universe to check the AI's work. You don’t need to be a coder; you just need to ensure the AI's science is grounded in reality.
What You’ll Do:
- Problem Checking: Review physics problems solved by the AI and make sure the formulas, units (like Newtons or Joules), and final answers are correct.
- Mechanical Logic: Check if the AI's descriptions of physical objects make sense (for example, making sure it doesn't say a feather is heavier than a brick).
- Diagram Review: Look at simple diagrams of forces or motion and ensure the AI is labeling the vectors and directions correctly.
- Explain the "Why": Help the AI write better explanations for complex topics like energy, light, or motion so that students can learn more easily.
About TELUS
TELUS Digital (formerly TELUS International AI Data Solutions) is one of the longest-running employers of remote raters. Classic roles include search quality rater, map evaluator, ads evaluator and social media assessor, alongside newer AI response-evaluation projects.