Economists: Economic Analysis for AI Training

Accountabilities: Translate real-world economic analysis and professional expertise into structured tasks designed to train and evaluate AI models. Review and assess AI-generated outputs for accuracy, relevance, and quality across economic forecasting, public policy, antitrust, and international trade. Evaluate economic arguments and identify inaccuracies, weaknesses, or gaps in AI-generated reasoning. Develop detailed prompts based on real-world economic impact studies and complex analytical scenarios. Break down sophisticated economic concepts and arguments into clear, structured, and measurable evaluation steps. Provide detailed feedback through the designated platform to help assess and improve AI reasoning capabilities. Contribute to the development of more reliable AI benchmarks for complex economic analysis. Requirements: Professional experience as a practicing economist, with hands-on expertise in applied economic analysis. Relevant background in one or more of the following areas: economic forecasting, antitrust, trade policy, public policy, or economic impact studies. Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills, with the ability to assess complex economic arguments and identify methodological or factual issues. Ability to translate advanced economic concepts into clear, structured, and easily evaluable tasks. Excellent written communication skills, particularly when developing detailed prompts and providing analytical feedback. Comfort reviewing AI-generated content and evaluating the accuracy and quality of its reasoning. Ability to work independently in a remote, asynchronous environment. Availability to commit at least 20 hours per week throughout the project. Benefits: Compensation of $100 per hour. Fully remote contract opportunity open to candidates based in Canada. Flexible, asynchronous working arrangements. Opportunity to apply professional economic expertise to cutting-edge AI research and development. Direct contribution to improving AI capabilities in economic reasoning and analysis.