Polybox segmentation for clicking on screen

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI is hiring contractors for remote projects that help shape how modern artificial intelligence understands visual information.

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About AI Training and Image Annotation

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Contributors prepare and review examples, such as annotated images and screenshots, so AI systems can recognize objects, interpret instructions, and respond more accurately.

  • Work with visual data used to improve AI systems
  • Flexible work that can fit around other commitments
  • Many projects are accessible without prior professional experience

The Role

OpenTrain AI is seeking an entry-level image annotator to create polygon annotations for approximately 1,000 video game screenshots. Each screenshot presents an objective that requires clicking on an object, such as a door in a house and garden scene.

You will use the written objective to identify the correct target and draw a polygon covering all acceptable points where a player could click to complete that objective. The labeling software for this project is Labelbox.

  • Project data: video game screenshots
  • Annotation type: polygons
  • Example objective: click on the door
  • Estimated volume: about 1,000 images
  • Workload: less than 20 hours per week

What You'll Do

Your annotations will help represent the full clickable area of an object rather than only a single point. Accuracy and careful attention to the image and accompanying instruction are important for producing useful training data.

  • Review each screenshot and its click objective
  • Locate the object that fulfills the objective
  • Draw a polygon around the object
  • Include all acceptable points where the user could click
  • Complete annotations in Labelbox

Requirements

This is an entry-level project. No specific skills or prior experience are listed as required. Experience playing video games may be helpful when interpreting objectives and recognizing how clickable areas work.

  • English language ability
  • Comfort reviewing video game screenshots
  • Ability to follow click-based instructions carefully
  • Video game experience helpful but not required
  • Available for less than 20 hours per week

Compensation and Work Arrangement

This opportunity is offered as part-time contract work through OpenTrain AI. The project is remote and available worldwide.

  • Pay: $8 per hour
  • Employment type: contractor and part-time
  • Location: worldwide
  • Schedule: less than 20 hours per week

How to Apply

Create a free account on OpenTrain, build your profile, and apply to this project in minutes. By contributing accurate polygon annotations, you can gain experience in the growing field of AI training while working remotely on flexible, visual data tasks.

  • Apply through OpenTrain
  • Review the project details before starting
  • Use your visual judgment to support better AI training data
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