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Military Law AI Evaluation Attorney

You will help evaluate and improve AI training materials focused on military law. The work involves reviewing legal scenarios, written materials, prompts, datasets, and AI-generated answers for accuracy, clarity, and proper legal context.

Field
Law
Where
United States, Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh +46 more
Commitment
part time
Asks for
Licensed attorney
Posted
7 days ago

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The work

You will help evaluate and improve AI training materials focused on military law. The work involves reviewing legal scenarios, written materials, prompts, datasets, and AI-generated answers for accuracy, clarity, and proper legal context.

You will use authoritative knowledge of military justice to identify gaps or unclear content, recommend corrections, and explain your findings to technical teams. You may also draft, edit, and critique material about military law standards, procedures, regulations, codes, and case law.

  • Analyze complex military law scenarios, topics, and procedures.
  • Review AI-generated legal information and give precise feedback on accuracy, clarity, and legal context.
  • Create or improve prompts and datasets covering military legal procedures, the UCMJ, regulations, and case law.
  • Identify gaps or ambiguities and recommend clear corrections.
  • Share findings through concise written summaries and verbal explanations.
  • Collaborate remotely with multidisciplinary technical teams.

What it pays and takes

This is a remote, part-time contractor role for a licensed attorney with substantial military law experience. Prior AI experience is not required if you bring strong military law expertise and sound legal judgment.

  • Pay: $140 to $400 per hour.
  • Work arrangement: Remote, part-time contract work.
  • Location: Open to candidates in the listed countries.
  • Language: Professional fluency in English.
  • Required: An active license to practice law.
  • Required: A demonstrated background in military law, military justice, JAG Corps work, or a related practice area.
  • Required: Significant experience advising or representing clients in courts-martial, administrative proceedings, or military tribunals.
  • Required: Strong knowledge of the UCMJ, military regulations, and relevant federal statutes or international law affecting military justice.
  • Required: Ability to interpret substantial legal information and turn it into accessible, accurate content.
  • Required: Excellent written and verbal communication, careful attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.
  • Helpful: Experience with technical projects, legal technology, or AI-driven legal tools.

How it works

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