Carolina Perez-Sanz

I thought, well, okay.

Okay, why not?

I'm going to be paid.

The pay was not bad at all.

In the beginning, I felt great because I thought to myself, oh, I'm in the cutting edge of technology.

I know things that most people don't and things like that.

And it was really interesting.

The task in the beginning was to make sure that the written responses that the models gave included phrases that were commonly said.

And because I was doing European Portuguese, if the response I got had a lot of Brazilian Portuguese type of phrasing, I had to correct it.

I would click on a task and I would see the prompt and then the response.

And I had to say, well, this response doesn't match the prompt well because they were speaking with a lot of Brazilianisms.

So I had to adjust and say, no, in Portugal, we don't speak like this.

We say it like that or whatever.

We needed to create prompts to give us creative writing outputs.

So if I want to write a memoir, I remember one of the prompts that I wrote was, write the opening scene for a memoir where a woman lives in Miami Beach.

And it makes so obvious choices that it said,

Yeah, I was lying on the floor and there was sand everywhere.

Like, the fact that you live in Miami Beach doesn't mean that you live on the beach.

Exactly.

So those were the things that I needed to flag.