A new wave of AI-powered platforms claims to pay users daily for simple tasks like testing apps, training AI models, or completing micro-jobs. But do they really work, or is it another online scam? Let’s investigate.

What Is This “AI Tool That Pays Daily”?

Several apps and websites (e.g., Appen, Toloka, Amazon Mechanical Turk, Clickworker) pay users small amounts for:

• Training AI chatbots by labeling data.
• Testing beta versions of apps/software.
• Completing surveys or captcha-like tasks.
• Watching ads or participating in affiliate programs.

Some newer platforms (often promoted via YouTube or TikTok) exaggerate earnings with headlines like *”Get $50/Day with AI!”*—but most pay just $0.10–$5 per task.

How Does It Work?

1. Sign Up: Users register on the platform.
2. Complete Tasks: Simple gigs like transcribing audio, tagging images, or reviewing content.
3. Cash Out: Earnings are sent via PayPal, gift cards, or crypto (minimum thresholds apply).

Example Platforms

• Toloka (by Yandex): Pays for AI training tasks (~$0.01–$0.50 per task).
• Swagbucks: Pays for surveys, watching ads.
• Upwork/Fiverr AI Jobs: Freelance gigs for AI-related work.

Is It Legit or a Scam?

✅ Legit Platforms Exist (but pay very little).
❌ Red Flags:

• “Pay-to-join” schemes (you shouldn’t pay upfront).
• Unrealistic claims (*”Earn $100/hour!”*).
• No payment proof from real users.

AutoBuzz Users’ Reactions

Some AutoBuzz forum users reported earning $2–$10/day on Toloka, while others called it “a waste of time.” Consistency matters—top earners treat it like a part-time job.

How to Maximize Earnings

• Combine multiple apps (e.g., Toloka + Swagbucks).
• Focus on high-paying tasks (e.g., transcription).
• Refer friends (if the platform allows it).

Final Verdict

You can earn small amounts daily, but it’s not passive income. Most users make $1–$10/day—enough for pocket money, not a full-time income.

Pro Tip: Research platforms on Reddit (r/beermoney) for real user reviews before joining.