What the data shows about AI work — right now.
An aggregated, anonymous snapshot of how AI annotators and data workers report their work across major platforms. Self-reported by Anotics members. Facts, not predictions.
- As of
- July 28, 2026
- Window
- 90 days
- Workers contributing
- 13
- Min. sample / metric
- ≥ 10 workers
Platform activity
Distinct workers reporting any work, by platform, in the period.
Account removals & pauses reported
Anonymous count of recovery / appeal submissions in the period.
Burnout & unusual-hours signals
Automated flags for unusually long sessions or extreme effective hourly rates.
Specialization & skill trends
What kinds of AI work workers report doing.
Pay patterns (median USD / hour)
Median effective hourly rate per platform, computed only where enough workers reported USD earnings to remain non-identifying.
Worker-reported feedback themes
Types of platform feedback workers log — positive, correction, warning.
The State of AI Work is computed server-side from data voluntarily logged by Anotics members — earnings entries, work sessions, platform activity signals, account-recovery submissions, and feedback entries — covering the last 90 days, ending July 28, 2026. All values are aggregated and anonymized: no individual worker is identifiable. Any metric backed by fewer than 10 distinct workers is omitted or shown as "limited data" rather than estimated.
This is a self-reported sample of 13 workers, not a census of the AI-work industry. Pay figures are reported in USD only; non-USD entries are excluded from that section. The snapshot is refreshed periodically. To cite, use this URL and the "as of" date above.
Methodology and source code are part of the Anotics platform. Questions: Anotics Network.