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AI data & models

Give your AI work a stronger foundation.

Find help preparing datasets, building retrieval systems, evaluating models and exploring fine-tuning or machine learning when the use case calls for it.

  • Data preparation & labelling
  • Retrieval & knowledge systems
  • Model evaluation & fine-tuning
  • Machine learning & data science
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FROM A BRIEF TO GOOD WORK

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  1. 01

    Describe the outcome

    Share what you need, the timing and a budget. A focused brief makes useful replies easier.

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    Find a good fit

    Compare relevant skills, work examples and proposals. Agree the scope and price together.

  3. 03

    Keep the work together

    Use your shared workroom for updates, delivery and acceptance against the agreed task.

IN THEIR WORDS

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YOUR HIRING GUIDE

Start with the right details.

A useful brief helps both sides understand the work before making a commitment.

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    Define the target and the data

    Describe the prediction, retrieval or generation task and the measures of success. Explain what data exists, how it was obtained and any permission or access restrictions.

  2. 02

    Establish a comparison

    Ask for a baseline and a clear evaluation method. Keep training and test material separate and review data quality, coverage and known limitations.

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    Make results reproducible

    Agree dataset documentation, code, model versions and reports. Include deployment requirements, monitoring and the conditions that would trigger a review or retraining.

PLAN YOUR BUDGET

How much does hiring cost?

The right price depends on the task, experience and scope. Compare the work included in each proposal, then agree a total or an hourly approach.

What can affect the price

  • Data volume, quality and preparation
  • Evaluation and experiment scope
  • Training, compute and storage
  • Deployment, documentation and monitoring
LISTED HOURLY RATES

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A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS

Before you begin.

Still working out the details? Start with a clear brief and ask the helper about the parts that matter to you.

When is fine-tuning useful?

It depends on the task and available data. Compare it with better instructions, retrieval or simpler models, using an agreed evaluation before committing to training.

Can I use any dataset I find?

Do not assume so. Confirm the permissions, provenance and intended use with the people responsible for the data before sharing or processing it.

What should a model handover include?

Agree the code, versions, data documentation, evaluation results, limitations and deployment instructions needed to reproduce and maintain the work.

YOUR NEXT STEP

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