Earn your AI evaluation certification

“I’m a lawyer, and I came into this course with no background in AI evaluation. It taught me the actual work — how to judge whether a rubric criterion holds up, how to write a justification someone else can act on, how to verify a claim instead of trusting it. The exam tests whether you can do those things, not whether you memorized the modules, which is exactly why the certificate is worth something. And when I sent feedback on the course, the fixes were live within days — I’ve never had that happen with any other course.”

“Passing the AI Evaluator Certification has given me enormous confidence about the next stage of my career. I was never promised a placement, but Mo’s encouragement, generosity and willingness to open doors, including an introduction that led to my first AI evaluation project, show that his commitment extends far beyond simply providing a course.”

“I used to think AI evaluation was highly subjective, to the point where I often wondered why I received negative feedback and blamed it on subjectivity. After completing the Annotation Academy modules, I gained a clear understanding of how to evaluate as objectively as possible.”

“A well structured course, job ready. I found all the information very helpful and well explained. I enjoyed every module, because I learned many things I didn’t know before. I learned what AI evaluation actually is, and I am now more confident to work on AI evaluations and data annotations.”

“As a beginner starting from scratch, I found the entire course exceptionally well-structured and helpful. The modules on RLHF, evaluation dimensions, and writing justifications were absolutely game-changers for me, as they walk you through the step-by-step process of AI evaluation.”

“I really enjoyed the course. The sections on creating prompts, writing gold-standard responses, evaluation criteria, and atomic facts were especially valuable to me. I had just started a new role involving these tasks, so I could apply what I was learning directly to my work. Those sections helped me a great deal.”