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How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open

No roles with a known listing date were listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026.

Data window
3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026
100 days, UTC
Computed
11 Nov 2026, 14:28 UTC
Recomputed every day
Source
The public job boards of the AI training platforms this site tracks, read since 3 Aug 2026 (every hour since 18 Oct 2026).
Method
Version 3. Definitions
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Key findings

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Figure 1

How many roles are still listed, week by week

What share of AI training roles is still listed one, two, four or eight weeks after it goes up?

Age of the listingStill listed
After 1 weekPartial week
n/a
After 2 weeksPartial week
n/a
After 3 weeksPartial week
n/a
After 4 weeksPartial week
n/a
After 6 weeksPartial week
n/a
After 8 weeksPartial week
n/a

Sample. 0 roles listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026 with a known listing date, 0 of them removed by 11 Nov 2026; back catalogues left out.

Kaplan-Meier estimate: a role that has come down ends at its last sighting; a role still listed is counted for as long as it has been seen, then leaves the count without being treated as removed.

Age runs from the listing date the job board states (or the first day the role appeared in the feed, if earlier or not stated), in hours. A role first seen more than 2 days after that date surfaced in the feed late and is counted only from the age at which it was first seen; within 2 days it is the daily read catching up and the role counts from its listing day.

A share is read from the roles listed at least that long before 11 Nov 2026, with their count beside it; ages no role of the cohort has reached yet read n/a.

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

Figure 2

How long roles stay listed, by kind of work

Which kinds of AI training work turn over fastest, and which stay listed longest?

Kind of workStill listed after 2 weeksAfter 4 weeksMedian lifetime (days)
All kinds of workn/a
n/a
n/a

Sample. 0 roles listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026 with a known listing date, by the kind of work they are classified as.

Shares still listed and the median lifetime are Kaplan-Meier estimates, so roles still listed count for as long as they have been seen.

Median lifetime n/a: more than half of the group's roles were still listed at the oldest age it can be read at, so its median is not reached yet (it is longer than the time observed), or fewer than 3 of its roles were listed long enough ago to read it (a middle needs that many). A share reads n/a when none of the group's roles was listed that long ago.

Kinds of work whose roles were observed listed for fewer than 1 days in all are marked as a small sample and not ranked: below that the pace of removal of the kinds of work together says more about them than their own removals (the weight of that pace, fitted on their own removals).

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

Figure 3

How long roles stay listed, by platform

On which platforms do AI training roles come down fastest?

PlatformStill listed after 2 weeksAfter 4 weeksMedian lifetime (days)
All platformsn/a
n/a
n/a

Sample. 0 roles listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026 with a known listing date, by the platform that lists them. Listings only.

Median lifetime n/a: more than half of the group's roles were still listed at the oldest age it can be read at, so its median is not reached yet (it is longer than the time observed), or fewer than 3 of its roles were listed long enough ago to read it (a middle needs that many). A share reads n/a when none of the group's roles was listed that long ago.

Re-listed: a removed role followed, within 0 days of its last sighting, by a listing with the same title on the same platform (no removed role of the cohort came back under its title; shown when the platform's removed roles read on their own: at least 1 removed roles, the weight fitted on the platforms' own counts). n/a of all removed roles in the cohort were. A platform that takes roles down and posts them again, for example weekly, has short lifetimes here although the opening itself may run for months; listings are counted as the feeds publish them, not merged further.

Some platforms post one listing per country or language, each with its own lifetime.

Platforms whose roles were observed listed for fewer than 1 days in all are marked as a small sample and not ranked: below that the pace of removal of the platforms together says more about them than their own removals (the weight of that pace, fitted on their own removals).

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

Figure 4

Why the removed-only median is too short

How much does counting only the roles that have come down understate how long roles stay listed?

Kind of workStill listed on 11 Nov 2026Median days, removed roles onlyMedian lifetime, all roles (days)
All kinds of workn/an/a
n/a

Sample. The same 0 roles listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026; the kinds of work whose lifetimes read on their own (as in the figure by kind of work).

Removed roles only: the median days from listing to last sighting among the roles that have already come down, the measure a 'median days listed' in a hiring report states. It cannot see the roles still listed, which are the longer-lived ones, so it comes out short, the more so the more roles are still up.

All roles: the Kaplan-Meier median, which counts every role still listed for as long as it has been seen.

Median lifetime n/a: more than half of the group's roles were still listed at the oldest age it can be read at, so its median is not reached yet (it is longer than the time observed), or fewer than 3 of its roles were listed long enough ago to read it (a middle needs that many). A share reads n/a when none of the group's roles was listed that long ago.

A removed-only median needs at least 3 removed roles: a middle, the one minimum of every figure over independent units.

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

Figure 5

Evergreen roles: open longer than any kind of listing lasts

How many of the roles open now have been listed for the evergreen age or more?

Kind of workEvergreenShare of open roles
All kinds of work0
n/a

Sample. 0 roles open on 11 Nov 2026, of every listing date, back catalogues included.

Evergreen: no role of the cohort listed from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026 has come down yet, so no age is read and no role is called evergreen.

A back-catalogue role whose board states no listing date is aged from the first day this site saw it, so its age, and the count of evergreen roles, is a floor.

No row with any open roles is a small sample: the rows differ so much that each reads on its own from its first.

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

Figure 6

Weekly churn of open roles

What share of the open AI training roles comes down each week?

WeekShare removed in the weekOpen at the week's start
3 to 9 AugPartial week
n/a
0
10 to 16 AugPartial week
n/a
0
17 to 23 AugPartial week
n/a
0
24 to 30 AugPartial week
n/a
0
31 Aug to 6 SepPartial week
n/a
0
7 to 13 SepPartial week
n/a
0
14 to 20 SepPartial week
n/a
0
21 to 27 SepPartial week
n/a
0
28 Sep to 4 OctPartial week
n/a
0
5 to 11 OctPartial week
n/a
0
12 to 18 OctPartial week
n/a
0
19 to 25 OctPartial week
n/a
0
26 Oct to 1 NovPartial week
n/a
0
2 to 8 NovPartial week
n/a
0

Sample. Every complete ISO week (Monday to Sunday, UTC) from 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026, on the platforms already tracked at each week's start.

Churn: of the roles open at 00:00 UTC on the Monday, the share last seen during that week and gone from the feed by the end of the observation. Roles listed and removed within the same week are not in the rate; they are counted among the new listings.

Each week counts only platforms tracked before it began, so a platform added to the dataset never reads as churn or growth.

A platform that takes a batch of roles down at once (a project closing, a board reorganised) shows as a single high week.

No row with any roles open at the week's start is a small sample: the rows differ so much that each reads on its own from its first.

Source. AITraining.jobs Research, How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open, live data.

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Method and definitions

The public job boards of the AI training platforms this site tracks, read since 3 Aug 2026 (every hour since 18 Oct 2026). Every figure is computed by one database query over the window shown, the same query for the live report and for every edition. Each figure states its sample beneath it.

Listing date
The date the platform's job board gives for the posting, or else the first day the role appeared in the feed. A role that arrived with a platform's back catalogue, or came into view with a change in how this site reads its board, and gives no date has no known listing date.
Cohort
Every role with a known listing date listed in the 26 weeks to the end of the period (from 3 Aug 2026, the start of this site's index, at the earliest), except each platform's back catalogue: the roles it already had up in its first week in this dataset.
Lifetime
From the listing date to the last day the role was seen in its platform's feed, in hours, stated in days. A role still listed at the end of the period has lasted at least that long: it is censored, not removed.
Still listed after N weeks
The Kaplan-Meier estimate of the share of roles still in their feed N weeks after their listing date. It counts every role for as long as it has been seen, so roles still listed are not mistaken for short-lived ones. A role first seen more than two days after its listing date surfaced late and counts only from the age it was first seen.
Median lifetime
The age by which half the roles are estimated to have come down. Not reached when more than half are still listed at the oldest age the data covers.
Removed-only median
The median days from listing to last sighting among roles that have already come down, the usual 'median days listed'. It leaves out the roles still up, which are the longer-lived ones, so it is shorter than the median lifetime.
Re-listed
A removed role followed by a listing with the same title on the same platform within the re-posting window: the gaps from a removal to the next same-title listing are fitted by kinds (most removed roles never come back), and a gap counts while it is more likely of the shortest kind, a platform posting the role again, than of every longer kind, a later opening with the same title.
Evergreen role
A role open at the end of the period and listed longer than the age at which even a listing of the longest-lived kind is more likely down than up: the cohort's lifetimes fitted by kinds, each with its own daily chance of coming down, and that age is the first whole day t with q to the power t at most one half, q the longest-lived kind's daily chance of staying up.
Weekly churn
Of the roles open at 00:00 UTC on a Monday, the share removed during that ISO week, on the platforms tracked before the week began.
Kind of work
Each role is classified from its title and description into one of the twelve kinds of AI training work this site tracks, from AI evaluation and coding to multilingual and audio work. Every kind links to its own page.
Window
Live: roles listed in the 26 weeks to yesterday (from 3 Aug 2026 at the earliest), in UTC. Edition: roles listed in the 26 weeks to the end of that month (from 3 Aug 2026 at the earliest), observed to the end of the month.

What this data cannot tell you

  • Platforms that recruit without a public job board are not counted. Several large ones invite workers to projects directly.
  • A listing is not a hire, and a removed listing may have been filled, paused or closed: platforms do not say which.
  • Some platforms take roles down and post them again (some weekly) or post one listing per country or language, so a short listing life is not always a short opening. The re-listing column shows where.
  • Feeds are read every hour (about once a day before 18 Oct 2026): a role listed and removed between two reads may be missed, and a removal is dated to the last read that still saw the role.
  • Ages beyond what the cohort has been observed for are not estimated, so a young edition shows the longer ages as n/a.
  • A platform that takes a batch of roles down at once (a project closing, a board reorganised) shows as a single high week of churn.

How the job feeds are read and roles are classified: site methodology. How fresh, complete and consistent the data is, checked every day: data quality and coverage.

Editions

The live report follows every role listed in the 26 weeks to the last complete day (from 3 Aug 2026 at the earliest), and changes every day. Each complete month is also published as an edition, frozen two days after the month ends, so a figure you cite from an edition never moves.

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Citation

AITraining.jobs (2026). How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open (live data, 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026). https://cyberjobs.cc/research/how-long-ai-training-roles-stay-open (accessed 11 Nov 2026)

BibTeX

@misc{aitrainingjobs_how_long_ai_training_roles_stay_open_live,
  author = {{AITraining.jobs}},
  title = {How Long AI Training Roles Stay Open (live data, 3 Aug 2026 to 10 Nov 2026)},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://cyberjobs.cc/research/how-long-ai-training-roles-stay-open}},
  note = {Accessed 11 Nov 2026},
}
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