Hallucination Hunter
Verify · Remote
Some AI answers sound perfectly right and are completely wrong. You find them first.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Read every AI draft as if it owes you money. Trace each claim to a primary source. Log every hallucination with the date, the claim and the correction.
- Requirements
- Ability to say “source?” in at least one language. Comfort with being the least popular person in the review thread.
- Nice to have
- You have, at some point, corrected a museum placard.
- The fine print
- Bounty: one bubble tea per confirmed hallucination. Sugar level negotiable.
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Poop Forensics Specialist
Verify · Sidewalks, parks and alleys
Something left something on the sidewalk. You will find out who.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Identify animal droppings from photos with scientific rigor and a straight face. Advise on hygiene, and on whether the culprit is still nearby.
- Requirements
- A strong stomach and a stronger sense of humor. You know the difference between dog, cat, masked palm civet and “that’s actually a seed pod.”
- Nice to have
- You have said “interesting” out loud while looking at poop.
- The fine print
- Photos are submitted by the public. We cannot control the resolution. We are sorry in advance.
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Sidewalk Fruit Sommelier
Verify · Wherever fruit falls
You can tell a longan from a lychee at twenty paces.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Verify every plant and fruit identification we send. Add local context: season, location, and whether the birds have already claimed it. Flag anything toxic in bold.
- Requirements
- Working knowledge of Taiwan’s street trees. Willingness to say “do not eat this” as many times as necessary.
- Nice to have
- A field guide with coffee stains on it.
- The fine print
- Fieldwork may involve standing under trees looking suspicious. We will vouch for you.
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Egg & Feather Detective
Verify · Balconies, parks and rooftops
Someone found an egg on their balcony. You know who laid it, and whether to leave it alone. (Usually: yes.)
Role details
- What you’d do
- Review answers about birds, nests and small animals. Know when the right answer is “call a wildlife rescue group,” and include the number.
- Requirements
- You can tell a Light-vented Bulbul from a sparrow by attitude alone.
- Nice to have
- Owns binoculars that cost more than their phone.
- The fine print
- Case history includes one very confused pigeon. The case remains open.
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Chief Question Whisperer
Describe · Remote
“Something’s wrong with my plant” is not a question yet. You turn it into one.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Write the follow-up emails that ask for the one missing detail. Maintain the prompts in our question composer. Success is measured in fewer back-and-forths.
- Requirements
- Ability to ask “what exactly happened?” without sounding like a police officer.
- Nice to have
- Experience as a librarian, a nurse, or anyone’s older sibling.
- The fine print
- You will receive emails that just say “help.” You will handle them with grace.
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Inbox Gardener
Describe · Remote, a few hours a week
Questions arrive at all hours. You keep the inbox tidy and nobody waiting.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Sort incoming mail by topic and language, route it to the right person, and spot spam, or anything that needs extra care, before anyone else does.
- Requirements
- Inbox zero gives you the kind of peace other people get from meditation.
- Nice to have
- You label your labels.
- The fine print
- Tools provided: patience, filters, and a very large virtual watering can.
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Character Voice Director
Wonder · Remote
Our Bearded Uncle must sound like he has been right since 1974. Our Breakfast Auntie must call everyone handsome. You keep them in character.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Write and edit the readings for all sixty fortune sticks in both voices. Make sure the uncle grumbles but never insults, and the auntie flatters but never lies about the stick.
- Requirements
- You have been lectured by an uncle and complimented by a breakfast-shop auntie on the same morning.
- Nice to have
- Can say “aiya” in at least four tones.
- The fine print
- Someone will eventually propose a third character. Please push back.
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Moon Block Fairness Auditor
Wonder · Remote
Our virtual moon blocks should land one up, one down about half the time. Someone has to check.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Throw our blocks, shuffle our tarot deck and draw our sticks thousands of times. Report anything that looks rigged, whether by the universe or by our code.
- Requirements
- You can write a small test script, and you believe a p-value is a love language.
- Nice to have
- Strong opinions about random number generators.
- The fine print
- Deliverable: one chart, and the quiet satisfaction of a fair universe.
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Tarot Doodler-in-Residence
Wonder · Remote
All 78 of our tarot cards are hand-drawn scribbles. They need a friend with a pen.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Redraw and improve our cards. Every image must be original. We check.
- Requirements
- You draw on receipts, napkins and the backs of your hands. Your cups are recognizably cups. Mostly.
- Nice to have
- Has drawn a self-portrait that a relative recognized on the first try.
- The fine print
- Medium: anything that ends up as a clean SVG.
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Night Shift Dream Cartographer
Wonder · Remote, flexible hours
People send us their dreams. You map how different traditions have read similar ones.
Role details
- What you’d do
- Review dream interpretations so they stay thoughtful, culturally accurate, and clearly framed as reflection, not prediction or diagnosis.
- Requirements
- Familiarity with folklore, mythology or psychology, and the self-control not to tell anyone what their dream “really” means.
- Nice to have
- Keeps a dream journal. Has, at least once, dreamed about work and considered it overtime.
- The fine print
- Office hours: whenever you happen to be awake.
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