Data Capture
Prompt-response pairs, multi-turn conversations, voice/audio, and scenario data in 100+ languages.
From prompt collection and preference ranking through red teaming, bias testing, and continuous benchmarking — structured human intelligence data for training, fine-tuning and evaluating large language models.
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Whether you need raw training data, human preference signals, structured labels, safety validation, or ongoing benchmarks — each category below maps to a specific stage of your LLM development workflow.
Prompt-response pairs, multi-turn conversations, voice/audio, and scenario data in 100+ languages.
Intent, sentiment, named entities, toxicity, and safety labels with annotation confidence scores and quality assurance (QA) flags.
Best-of-N (selecting the top response from multiple options) selection, pairwise A/B ranking, and Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF)-style preference data with reviewer rationale and confidence scores.
Human review of LLM outputs for accuracy, hallucination, completeness, relevance, and source grounding.
Jailbreak probing, prompt injection, adversarial testing, demographic fairness assessment, and cultural sensitivity review.
Repeatable human-scored evaluations across model versions, markets, languages, and risk categories. Built for ongoing use, not one-off audits.
Coverage is scoped to your model's development stage and use case — not every test type applies to every project. Each test type below maps to a specific workflow need in LLM training, fine-tuning, or post-deployment evaluation.
Contributor targeting is configured per task: country, language, locale, domain expertise, device type, and demographic profile. Low-confidence and high-risk items are automatically routed to senior reviewers or expert panels.
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Captures original human-written prompts and responses for supervised fine-tuning, instruction tuning, or dataset expansion.
Question:
How do I get high-quality, diverse training data at scale across languages and domains?
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Captures realistic conversations where a user and assistant exchange multiple turns across a scenario.
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How do I train my model on realistic, multi-step conversation flows?
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Captures and validates data involving voice, audio, image, video, OCR, captions, or image-to-text reasoning.
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How do I get quality voice, image, or video training data across languages and accents?
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Turns raw text, audio, image, or multimodal content into structured labels for training and evaluation.
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How do I turn raw data into structured training labels at scale?
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Shows reviewers several responses to the same prompt and asks them to select the best option against defined criteria.
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How do I generate preference data for Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) at scale?
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Compares two responses and records which is better and why.
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Which model version actually performs better with real people?
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Checks whether an LLM answer is accurate, relevant, complete, grounded, safe, and useful.
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Are my model's outputs accurate, complete, and safe enough to ship?
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Evaluates whether a model invents facts, misrepresents sources, or gives unsupported claims.
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Is my model inventing information I can't stand behind?
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Validates model performance across languages, dialects, locales, idioms, cultural norms, and regional expectations.
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Does my model actually perform in the languages and markets I'm targeting?
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Uses qualified contributors or expert reviewers to assess outputs in specialist fields.
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Are my model's outputs accurate in the specialist domain I'm deploying into?
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Audits training datasets for quality, consistency, duplicates, spam, mislabels, demographic balance, and benchmark reliability.
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Is my training dataset clean, consistent, and reliable enough to fine-tune on?
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Our global crowd checks the client's AI-generated synthetic data before it is used to train or fine-tune a model.
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Are my synthetic training examples good enough to use — or will they introduce noise?
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Uses contributors to behave like real users in realistic workflows and report whether the model completes the task successfully.
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Does my model actually complete the task from start to finish with real users?
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Assesses model behaviour against safety policies, harm categories, and client-specific content rules.
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Does my model comply with my safety policy across the full range of inputs?
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Uses targeted human attempts to expose jailbreaks, prompt injection weaknesses, unsafe compliance, or misuse pathways.
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Can someone break my model's guardrails — and how?
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Tests whether responses change unfairly across demographics, regions, languages, cultures, or user personas.
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Is my model behaving consistently across the populations it serves?
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Creates repeatable human-scored evaluations that track model quality over time across markets, languages, and risk areas.
This requires on-going testing, and comparison data between test cycles. In order for regression testing to be effective, you must replicate the test configuration from previous test cycles.
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How do I track whether my model is getting better — or worse — after each update?
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Tell us your model stage, task type, volume, and timeline — we'll scope contributor targeting and workflow to match.
Adrosaga can also provide targeted human-generated data to train, evaluate and improve AI systems.
Yes. Adrosaga lets organisations commission proprietary human-generated datasets designed around their own AI needs.
Yes. Adrosaga supports multiple independent contributors reviewing the same item.
Yes. Adrosaga is designed to orchestrate projects ranging from targeted specialist testing to large global programs involving thousands of contributors and hundreds of thousands of work items.
Quality comes from task-specific rankings, strong quality controls, and Adrosaga's pledge to pay contributors fairly, promptly and respectfully.