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AI multilingual training via live social network posts

Please search for networks which match your linguistic background and a current or former location in the United States.

Please read the Ground Rules below before you proceed to post in a network. If you do not yet have an account, you will be asked to register and sign in as part of the process.

Find your network

Pick the language you'll be posting in and a state you live in or used to. If a network already exists you can join it; if not, you can start it. It opens in a new tab so these guidelines stay open here.

If you cannot find your language, please contact us to request that we add your language.

Ground rules

  • Record as yourself. Posts must be your own words, not copied from anywhere else and not generated by an AI tool.
  • You must create audio or video posts in order to qualify for potential compensation. You may post in text for social purposes, but these posts cannot qualify for the training program.
  • Post in the language of the network you're in. If a network is for Tagalog speakers in Nevada, post in Tagalog.
  • Posts should be related to the geography of the network, such as suggesting points of interest for visitors to that area.
  • English may be used for place names and other proper nouns, but the majority of the recording should be in the target language.
  • You may create entirely new posts or reply to others' posts. If you reply to someone, respond to what they actually said. Replies that ignore the post they're under aren't useful.
  • Treat other participants the way you would in person. Anything you post may be read by people outside your own community.
  • Each recording must be between 30 and 60 seconds to qualify. The recording tool will automatically stop at 60 seconds, so you don't need to worry about going over the maximum time.
  • Please use the same language but post in networks for 3 different geographies. E.g. "Tamil speakers in Ohio", "Tamil speakers in New York", and "Tamil speakers in Washington D.C."

Examples

Network: Spanish language in Michigan

Topic: A participant posted an audio recording in Spanish about their favorite dormitory cafeteria at Michigan State University and why they recommend others visit it if they're on campus.