Research becomes guidelines.
We take frontier research and turn it into guidelines.
Data Gradient trains annotators to produce high quality data your models need now.
Teams will be able to search the qualification record by task type, language and modality instead of interviewing their way through a spreadsheet of resumes.
Scores come from graded practice on your rubric. Self-reported experience doesn't count. Every one is re-verified on a schedule you set.
We don’t want to train models. We want to train people.
Human data companies and AI labs work rigorously to post-train, fine-tune, and evaluate frontier models. Data Gradient applies that same level of rigor to training the workforce.
The same qualification data serves both sides. Annotators earn a verified, portable record of what they can actually do. Teams will be able to search that record instead of interviewing their way through a spreadsheet of resumes.
Built for the people accountable for batch acceptance: technical program managers, strategic project leads, delivery and quality leads.
We take frontier research and turn it into guidelines.
If an annotator doesn't pass the threshold, they don't get a certificate.
We track everyone's ability by task type, language, and modality.
They mean everything. We take rubrics very seriously. Every task is answered in accordance with a clearly outlined rubric.
We plan to cover every modality known to man... in due time.
If you partner with us on a course, you get vetted candidates from that course.
We take state-of-the-art research and create training courses out of it. Learn also lists more than 1,200 jobs from human data companies and marketplaces, refreshed regularly.
We run our courses the way we ran our teams for the biggest frontier labs on the planet.
You do the actual task in the actual interface. Get it wrong here, where it costs nothing, instead of on a live batch.
You don't just get a score. You get feedback on how you can improve.
Each skill has a threshold. Clearing it goes on your record. Team visibility is planned.
It belongs to you and not to a company. Take it to the next project, the next human data company, the next lab.
Even the best projects and clients can sunset their work. Stay in touch with the people who made it memorable.
Training platforms usually report completions and seat time. Neither predicts whether a batch gets accepted. These do, and they’re the same numbers whether you’re staffing the work or doing it.
Days from first lesson to first accepted production task. The number that decides whether you can staff a project next week or next month.
Share of work accepted without revision. We measure it in practice first so you know the answer before the client does.
The margin killer. Tracked per person, per task type, per error class, and traced back to the lesson that failed to land.
It does what an LMS does: courses, enrollment, progress, and analytics. But that's the delivery mechanism and not the point. The product is qualification: practice environments that mirror production workflows, scored against the rubric the work will be graded on. If all you need is compliance training, a general-purpose LMS is cheaper and you should use one.
We believe in upskilling annotators for free. Learn also lists more than 1,200 jobs, imported from the public careers pages of human data companies and marketplaces and refreshed regularly.
We work together with your team to compose a workflow.
Annotators own their record. Teams see it only when it is shared with them.
We first understand your needs. We scope out the work. We build out the rubrics and tasks. We run the course together. You get a list of annotators to hire.
You choose the research. We build the course, the sandbox, and the rubric, and we co-lead the session.