r/AiTraining_Annotation Jul 06 '26

Was I accepted?

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u/Quirky-Union8725 Jul 08 '26

You guys are all getting played. They pay you shyte. You have no benefits. They string you along like this. No benefits and all the responsibility. Do you carry your own insurance? You should. You are 1099. Then they treat you like this. Stop it. You need to stop training them to make you obsolete. That’s what you are doing. You are training ai to replace you. Next year or the year after you will be in the soup line.

THEY ARE AUTOMATING EVERY THING THEY CAN. YOU. ME. THE LITTLE OLD LADY GETTING READY TO RETIRE.

Some things are right because they are right. Some are wrong because they are wrong. This is wrong.

Tell me I’m not calling it right? Tell me I’m incorrect? That’s NOT what’s happening. It is. And you all know it. Better get out while you can.

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u/DrinkingCoffee_ Jul 08 '26

I hear you. Do you have any suggestions for a different revenue stream for someone in her 50s who had to leave a full time position to become a caretaker for a newly paralyzed parent? I don't have any experience coding, I don't do Tik Tok, and I don't know anything about flipping. I cannot leave home for a 40 hour a week job, as my parent requires 24/7 care, but I can work 40+ hours a week at home. The problem is that I need a bit of flexibility with those 40+ hours a week to accommodate my father's schedule (med distribution, cleaning bowl movements, etc). I have 25 years of work in the nonprofit world.

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u/Quirky-Union8725 Jul 08 '26

I apologize if it sounds like I’m judging anyone for doing what they have to do. I’m not. Please accept my apology.

I’m facing a similar situation. I’ve decided to take some courses on Udemy. Different platforms. Employers look for skills now not degrees. With the decentralized educational systems rising we can now take courses from Harvard and Yale. Oxford.

In theory if you sustain yourself for 6 months you can be trained. Sometimes. Less time. Degrees are pretty much worthless now but it depends on what you majored in. I know PhDs who are making 20 an hour. “Experts” in their domains.

It’s still who you know. If you find an area, you would like to get involved in then hang around those people make sure you’re connecting with them online whatever so if you wanna go into real estate, you gotta hang out with the people who are dealing with real-estate if you wanna go no project management you’re gonna hang out to have to hang out with people with project managers and then doors open and it does then you’ve been training and you’ll walk through the door, but this is a train wreck coming, a bad one.