Quick facts
- Pay
- $17.5 per task
- Type
- Contract
- Location
- Remote
- Languages
- Danish
- Platform
- Babel — 48 open jobs
- Payout
- Dots, PayPal, Venmo, Bank transfer (weekly (Tuesday, for the previous week) · min no minimum)
- Apply
- Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work
Compensation
$17.50 USD per recorded hour in Denmark (rates in other countries may be lower) Paid weekly Additional performance-based incentives may be available
Responsibilities
Join 15-minute recorded conversations with a matched Danish-speaking partner Talk naturally about the topic you're given Listen actively and respond with genuine interest Keep your audio clear and consistent throughout each call About You Native or fluent Danish as spoken in Denmark, excluding traditional dialects (regional accents are fine) At least 18 years old Comfortable talking to new people Reliable and able to follow guidelines You have headphones or earphones and a quiet place to record (see
Technical Requirements
below) We want a wide mix of voices. People of every age (18 and over), gender and background are welcome. Technical Requirements Clear and consistent voice quality A laptop or desktop computer (no mobile devices, smartphones or tablets) Stable internet connection capable of supporting smooth calls No VPN or proxy during calls Headphones: headphones or earphones required, wired recommended so your partner's voice is not picked up by your microphone (no speakers) Environment: quiet, no background noise (no noticeable echo). A quiet room at home works well. When you apply, you'll make a short recording so we can check your pronunciation and audio setup Nice to have: External microphone (USB preferred, or XLR) Pop filter or foam windscreen
Additional Information
Rate applies to recorded audio time for this specific project. Applications may also be considered for other Babel Audio projects, which may carry different rates. Please review our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for full details. Show less
Pay: $17.50
Babel Audio collects conversational speech data for AI. Its best-known role is the conversation partner: you record natural, unscripted conversations with another participant to help train voice AI.