AI data annotation jobs in Uzbekistan
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Corpshore operates an owned delivery centre in Uzbekistan with employed local staff. Work covers annotation, transcription and evaluation across Uzbek, Russian and Karakalpak. Karakalpak in particular is a genuinely low-resource language where almost no quality training data exists.
The short version
- Uzbekistan is a Corpshore delivery centre, with premises and employed staff.
- Uzbek, Russian and Karakalpak work is sourced here.
- Karakalpak is a genuinely low-resource language with very little existing training data.
- Uzbek is written in both Latin and Cyrillic script, which matters for text work.
- Applications are read by a person and answered either way.
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Apply to joinWork in this countryWhy does Uzbekistan matter for AI data?
Because Central Asia is one of the largest gaps in global training data. Uzbek is spoken by tens of millions of people and is thinly represented. Karakalpak, spoken in the autonomous republic in the north west, is thinner still.
For a model to work for those speakers at all, somebody has to produce the data, and it has to be produced by people who actually speak the language rather than approximated from a related one.
What does the script situation mean for text work?
Uzbek is written in both Latin and Cyrillic, and which one appears depends on context, generation and publication. Text work therefore frequently involves handling both, and sometimes mapping between them.
This is a real technical wrinkle rather than a detail. A system trained on one script alone fails on half the written language, and annotation conventions have to be explicit about which script a given task expects.
What work is available?
Annotation, transcription and translation across Uzbek, Russian and Karakalpak, plus evaluation for contributors who qualify. Work runs both at the delivery centre and remotely depending on the project.
Payout methods usable in Uzbekistan are shown before you apply, and payouts run on weekly and regular cycles.
People also ask
Are there AI data jobs in Uzbekistan?
Yes. Corpshore runs an owned delivery centre in Uzbekistan with employed local staff, covering annotation, transcription, translation and evaluation.
Is Karakalpak language work available?
Yes. Karakalpak is one of the genuinely low-resource languages Corpshore sources, and speakers of it are scarce enough that the work is valuable.
Does Uzbek text work use Latin or Cyrillic script?
Both appear in practice, and tasks specify which script is expected. Some work involves handling or mapping between the two.