We are conducting an important video research study aimed at improving AI technologies that detect manipulated or artificial digital media. Your involvement directly supports the creation of robust security tools designed to protect individuals and organizations from digital fraud and misinformation.
Study Overview
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Purpose: Contribute to AI research on digital authenticity
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Time Commitment: Single session, approximately 30-45 minutes
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Location: Remote, from your own home
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Scheduling: Flexible, multiple time slots available
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Compensation: $25 USD per completed session
What You'll Do
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Participate in a guided video call with one of our professional research coordinators.
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Engage naturally in conversation, answering simple questions and responding to everyday prompts.
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Be recorded on video to provide data for training advanced AI security models.
No specialized skills, acting, or preparation needed. Our team provides full technical support throughout the session.
Privacy and Data Security
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Your recordings are confidential and used solely for AI research purposes.
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You maintain complete control and can withdraw at any time during the session.
Why Participate?
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Impactful Contribution: Your involvement directly supports groundbreaking AI security technology.
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Convenient and Quick: Participate remotely with flexible scheduling.
Requirements
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Age 18 or older
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Fluent English speaker
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Comfortable being recorded on video
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Reliable internet connection and a quiet workspace
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Computer or laptop from after 2020 with working camera and microphone
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