DataWork Watch · evidence-backed verdict
Is Invisible Technologies legit?
Verdict: VERIFIED. Invisible Technologies verifies as a real, paying program as of .
The evidence
- Encyclopedia entry: Invisible Technologies is an American artificial intelligence company founded in 2015 that provides AI training data services and enterprise software. The company became known after 2022 for providing human-feedback data used to train OpenAI's ChatGPT, and has since expanded its services to enterprise clients. (source)
- Business Insider, 2025-01-21: Invisible Technologies specializes in data pre-training for large language model developers and post-training, which helps refine models for companies adopting the technology. It was valued at $500 million in 2024, according to a company press release. (source)
- Reuters, republished by The Business Standard, 2024-09-29: Invisible pays as much as $40 per hour, depending on the location of the worker and the complexity of work. Founder Francis Pedraza said it has 5,000 people in over 100 countries. (source)
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Pay: claimed vs independently reported
Claimed: no advertised rate verified.
Reported: no linkable public reports recorded yet.
Known impersonation patterns
No program-specific impersonation cases are on file yet - but data-work recruitment scams follow a standard anatomy (fake recruiters, messaging-app outreach, upfront fees, lookalike domains). Read how these scams work and the checks that defeat them before responding to any recruiter claiming to represent Invisible Technologies.
Full program record · the live tracker
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