Learn the task flow
Complete the first guided task. Learn account setup, task instructions, submission, and the first reward record.
- Follow each step
- Submit carefully
- Check the record
Everything a new member needs to understand the 3-day trial, AI data tasks, rewards, withdrawals, official projects, and community support.
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The trial is designed for learning and basic verification—not to pressure you into an official project.
Complete the first guided task. Learn account setup, task instructions, submission, and the first reward record.
Continue trial tasks. Understand why AI needs human data and how task review works.
Finish the trial, review your records, learn USDT basics, and understand the next options.
New members may receive one of these guided task types. The actual arrangement, instructions, and review standard follow the current task page.
This vertical English tutorial shows new members how to move through the VIB AI application. Watch it before starting your first guided task, then return whenever a page or step is unclear.
Open the official app and confirm your account.
Locate the current task and read its instructions.
Follow each step and submit carefully.
Review task status and account records.
You contribute human judgment, language, and real-world feedback according to a task's rules.
View an image and choose the correct category, answer, or rule judgment. Accuracy matters—this is not random clicking.
Read rules before submittingRead or record short voice samples so AI can understand languages, accents, speaking speed, and real environments.
Read rules before submittingRead short text and judge its emotion, meaning, relevance, or quality according to the guideline.
Read rules before submittingRecord or submit a short video that follows the required topic, action, angle, length, format, and quality.
Read rules before submittingInteract naturally with an AI agent, then provide structured feedback or scores based on the task rules.
Read rules before submittingCheck whether text, image, video, or labels follow the project standards and submission rules.
Read rules before submittingShorter steps and simpler rules
More time and careful reading
Multi-step work and stricter review
Official video lessons help new members understand the AI trainer role and the platform workflow more easily.
From time to time, an official U.S. instructor hosts live meetings inside the community. Members can join the session, connect by voice, ask questions directly, and receive real-time answers about the platform, task rules, USDT basics, and official projects.
Follow official community notices for the session time and joining link.
Withdrawal follows review status, the current app rules, supported channels, and the minimum shown on the withdrawal page.
Confirm that the balance and receiving wallet use USDT.
USDT (BSC) requires a receiving address that supports BSC/BEP20.
Copy carefully. Check the beginning and end before submitting.
If your balance is below the current minimum, it remains recorded until the rule is met.
Official projects carry clearer responsibilities. Apply only after confirming the schedule, rules, review, reward, and any commitment requirement.
Learn the process
Complete structured data work
Short and guided
May be longer or repeated
Basic guidance
Full rules and standards
Lower
Higher task responsibility
Free to stop
Apply only when suitable
Some projects reserve limited task slots, review capacity, and timelines. A commitment rule helps reduce abandoned or careless participation.
Connected to one specific project's published rules.
Participation remains voluntary.
The member-owned portion follows the current project page.
Total deductions cannot exceed 20% under the published rules.
Step-by-step help with onboarding and trial tasks.
Platform knowledge, task rules, and live Q&A.
Ask when a task page, review, or record is unclear.
Official updates, meetings, and project opportunities.
It is a guided introduction for new members. You learn registration, task pages, submission, review, reward records, USDT basics, and community support before deciding whether to explore an official project.
Day 1: finish the first guided task and learn submission. Day 2: continue the trial, understand why AI data tasks exist, and ask questions. Day 3: complete the trial, review account records, and learn the voluntary next options.
New members may be arranged a 3-day image quick review task or a 3-day voice collection task. The actual task type, instructions, and review standard follow the current task page.
No. You may remain in the official community, attend optional training, ask questions, or apply for an official project only when the timing and rules are suitable.
VIB AI serves members across different countries. USDT can support cross-border settlement, but the coin, network, and receiving address must match. A wrong network or address may cause permanent loss.
After the reward is reviewed and becomes withdrawable, open the withdrawal page, select the correct USDT network, paste a compatible receiving address, enter the amount, verify every detail, and submit. The minimum amount and available channels follow the current app page.
Use the network shown on the task or withdrawal page and make sure the receiving wallet supports the same network. For example, USDT (BSC) must be sent to an address that supports BSC/BEP20.
Official projects are structured AI training tasks with clear task types, timelines, review standards, reward conditions, and sometimes commitment rules. Read, ask, confirm, and apply only when suitable.
No. Each project has its own rules. Rewards depend on the task type, data value, completion, quality review, and the current project page.
It is a fulfillment mechanism connected to a specific project. It is not a platform service fee, membership fee, investment, or guarantee of income. Participation is voluntary.
The member-owned portion is handled after the project period, task completion, and review according to the current project page. Exact timing follows the project page or official confirmation.
Deductions follow the rules published when the task is released and review records. One day's deduction cannot exceed that day's reward standard; total deductions are capped at 20% of the commitment deposit.
No. Official support credit is not a cash reward. It is participation credit for eligible projects and usually remains in the support account for future eligible tasks.
The community provides new-member guidance, instructor sessions, task support, project notices, rule explanations, USDT basics, and live Q&A. Official support explains; the member decides.
Open the official application to check current tasks, account records, and project rules.
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