Superposition · AI Training & Data Labeling

Office Task Contributor — Desktop & Browser Recording (Superposition)

ClosedOffice workflow screen recording
Pay
$15 per task
Location
Remote · worldwide
Posted
Oct 17

What the work involves

Superposition is recruiting contributors for its Office Tasks project, which captures how ordinary office work actually gets done so AI systems can learn from real desktop and browser workflows. Every task is recorded twice, once in desktop applications and once in the browser, so the paired sessions show the same piece of work carried out both ways. The Superposition Lab desktop app records your screen, keyboard, mouse and microphone for each run and uploads it automatically, while the Chrome extension does the same for browser sessions, including the pages you work on and what you type into them, with passwords excluded. A run takes at least thirty minutes and up to about an hour, and every submission is reviewed by a person for the recording itself, the office task done start to end, and the narration. Approved sessions are paid at the approved rate, and rejected ones come back with a note so you can record again.

The tasks are not exotic: they are the things people already do in documents, spreadsheets and slides, and the standard is doing them properly while explaining your decisions out loud.

TaskMain output Also produce
A company in numbers SpreadsheetDocument with your takeaways
Plan a trip somewhere newDocument with a day-by-day planSpreadsheet with the budget
Prepare a 10-minute workshopSlide deck, 8-10 slidesDocument with talking points

What you'll do

  • Pick an office task that uses at least two of word processor, spreadsheet and slides
  • Complete the whole task once in desktop apps (Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Word, Excel, PowerPoint or LibreOffice)
  • Repeat the same task from scratch in the browser (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides or Office on the web)
  • Narrate your decisions out loud, especially anything above intermediate skill such as a pivot table or drawing in slides
  • Attach the finished file to each session and upload it from the app
  • Report honestly whether you finished when you press Stop, since partly finished is fine to report

Requirements & eligibility

  • A Mac on macOS 14 or later with an M-series chip, or Windows 10 or 11
  • Superposition Lab installed, with Screen Recording, Input Monitoring and Accessibility permissions granted
  • On Windows, OBS Studio installed so the app can connect to and test it
  • Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc or Vivaldi with the Superposition Lab extension loaded, for the browser run
  • English fluency, with the whole machine set to English for the duration of the task
  • A Google or Microsoft account created for this work, not a personal one
  • No AI tools of any kind, and no coding
  • A quiet space, a working microphone and a stable connection
  • Roughly 30 to 60 minutes per run, with two runs per task

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