@FinanceYF5: Anthropic is hiring 1000 freelance software engineers to train Claude Code. Each task pays $280. They write prompts, compare code outputs, test the model's follow-up responses, and teach Claude how real developers work. It's like handing...

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Anthropic is hiring 1000 freelance software engineers to train Claude Code, with each task paying $280. The engineers will write prompts, compare code outputs, test model responses, and teach Claude how real developers work.

Anthropic is hiring 1000 freelance software engineers to train Claude Code. Each task pays $280. They write prompts, compare code outputs, test the model's follow-up responses, and teach Claude how real developers work. It's like handing your own job away. https://t.co/s3Ecxttpu6
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Anthropic is hiring 1,000 freelance software engineers to train Claude Code.

Each task pays $280.

They’re responsible for writing prompts, comparing code outputs, testing the model’s follow-up responses, and teaching Claude how real developers work.

This is basically handing them the tools to break their own rice bowl. https://t.co/s3Ecxttpu6

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