Humans in the Loop

Humans in the Loop HITL is a social enterprise based in Bulgaria that employs and trains refugees to provide data services to companies to train and test their ML algorithms.

A few days left to register for our August 31st session with Siham T. Khanji - Navigating Remote Work: From A to Z.Durin...
28/08/2026

A few days left to register for our August 31st session with Siham T. Khanji - Navigating Remote Work: From A to Z.

During the online session we will cover:

- Understanding the current market and finding genuine opportunities
- Building a professional personal brand that attracts employers
- Preparing for remote interviews
- Communicating effectively in distributed teams
- Developing habits that make remote employees trusted and indispensable
- Protecting your , setting boundaries and managing stress

πŸ“… Monday, August 31, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM GMT+3
πŸ’» Online via Zoom
πŸ”— Register Now: zoom.us/meeting/register/z1NWN4EnT7-CYmR-6WtytA

πŸ’œ Free, open to everyone.

πŸ’Š Finding qualified medical experts to annotate clinical data is one of the most consistent challenges in medical AI. To...
24/08/2026

πŸ’Š Finding qualified medical experts to annotate clinical data is one of the most consistent challenges in medical AI. Too often, datasets are labeled by generalists when the task requires real clinical judgment, and that gap shows up directly in model performance.

Doctors in the Loop is our dedicated annotation team within Humans in the Loop. Our projects are matched with medical professionals with relevant specialty experience: radiologists for imaging, surgeons for surgical video, pathologists for histology, and other specialists depending on the task.

πŸ§‘πŸ»β€βš•οΈ Our clinical team also includes medical professionals from conflict-affected communities, bringing expertise and perspectives that are often missing from medical AI datasets.

πŸ”— Learn more about Doctors in the Loop: https://doctorsintheloop.com/

🌍 Humanitarian work is often done far away from the spotlight, by people who show up every day to support communities fa...
19/08/2026

🌍 Humanitarian work is often done far away from the spotlight, by people who show up every day to support communities facing difficult circumstances.

On , we recognize the dedication of humanitarian workers and organizations around the world who provide support, protection, and hope when it is needed most.

Today is a reminder of the importance of putting people, dignity, and opportunity at the center of our work.

🌟 A few days left to register for our August 31st online session - Navigating Remote Work: From A to Z with Siham T. Kha...
18/08/2026

🌟 A few days left to register for our August 31st online session - Navigating Remote Work: From A to Z with Siham T. Khanji.

Finding genuine remote opportunities, positioning yourself professionally, communicating in distributed teams, protecting your mental health, this session covers all of it in one place.

Siham brings experience across tech and NGOs, with a background in engineering that grew into programme management focused on mental health and helping remote teams thrive.

πŸ“… Monday, August 31, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM GMT+3
πŸ’» Online via Zoom
πŸ”— Register now: zoom.us/meeting/register/z1NWN4EnT7-CYmR-6WtytA

πŸ’œ Free, open to everyone.

🩺  Vendor evaluation guides for medical annotation rightly cover QA process, pricing and security. Annotator specialty m...
17/08/2026

🩺 Vendor evaluation guides for medical annotation rightly cover QA process, pricing and security. Annotator specialty matching belongs in that conversation too, particularly when it comes to whether the clinician labeling your data has direct experience in your specific domain.

We put together a Medical Annotation Vendor Buyer’s Checklist for teams and procurement leads, covering annotator specialty verification, inter-annotator agreement methodology, regulatory documentation, data security and cost structure.

Full checklist in the comments. πŸ‘‡
Or if you'd rather talk through your setup directly: πŸ”— https://doctorsintheloop.com/

πŸ“£ Remote work is no longer just about working from home. As companies become more selective about which roles they offer...
10/08/2026

πŸ“£ Remote work is no longer just about working from home. As companies become more selective about which roles they offer remotely, knowing how to position yourself, find genuine opportunities and protect your wellbeing in a distributed environment has become a skill worth developing deliberately.

On August 31st, the HITL Foundation is hosting a session with Siham T. Khanji, a Programme Manager with experience across tech and NGOs, whose work focuses on mental health, people affected by conflict and helping remote teams thrive.

Siham will take participants through the full remote work journey: the job market, personal branding, interview preparation, communication in distributed teams and the practical side of staying well while working remotely.

πŸ“… Monday, August 31, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM GMT+3
πŸ’» Online via Zoom
πŸ”— Register now: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/z1NWN4EnT7-CYmR-6WtytA #/registration

πŸ’œ Free, open to everyone.

πŸ”Ž Slowing down to flag an issue mid-project feels like it costs time. In practice, the teams that skip that conversation...
07/08/2026

πŸ”Ž Slowing down to flag an issue mid-project feels like it costs time. In practice, the teams that skip that conversation are the ones spending months on model remediation later.

Yalda Alhabib, our Project Manager, on how we handle it: πŸ’¬ "When something feels ethically gray, we don't just quietly fix it on our side, we always bring it to the client. If something doesn’t sit right, we pause, explain the issue clearly, and work with the client to adjust the guideline. I’ve seen cases where we caught a demographic imbalance early or where the team raised concerns about sensitive content, and after discussing it with the client, we reshaped the setup to make it fairer and safer for everyone."

After almost nine years of annotation projects across medical, geospatial, automotive and industrial , this is the practice we keep coming back to.

We wrote about it in detail, where ethical risk actually enters the labeling process, what it looks like across real projects and the questions worth asking any annotation partner before you start.
πŸ”— humansintheloop.org/ethical-data-annotation

🌟 Stella Mwangi is a full-time freelance digital marketer based in Nairobi, with years of copywriting experience behind ...
05/08/2026

🌟 Stella Mwangi is a full-time freelance digital marketer based in Nairobi, with years of copywriting experience behind her. When AI started reshaping the writing industry, Stella knew her services needed to evolve, but couldn't figure out where to take her career next.

Through HITL Foundation's Career Counselling programme, working with Eid, our Social Mediator, Stella identified a concrete path forward: shifting from copywriter to communication strategist. A move that built on her existing skills while stepping into territory less vulnerable to automation. πŸ’Ό

The programme also pointed her toward a Coursera scholarship she hadn't known existed. On what the experience meant to her: "Validating it's an eye-opener. No judgment, just encouragement and direction."

Stella's message to anyone considering the HITL Career Counselling programme: πŸ’¬ "Whether you're a beginner or you've been at it for years, if you feel you need advice, definitely take the programme.”

πŸ’œ Read Stella's full story: https://humansintheloop.org/impact/case-studies/

Who knew eye exercises and brain yoga could get this competitive? πŸ˜…This month's team building turned into a battle of qu...
03/08/2026

Who knew eye exercises and brain yoga could get this competitive? πŸ˜…

This month's team building turned into a battle of quick thinking, brain teasers, and general knowledge. Some answers came suspiciously fast, but we'll let Team 3 keep their secrets. πŸ†

P.S. The scoreboard speaks for itself.

πŸ‘€ If you're wondering who the people behind Humans in the Loop are, meet the team: humansintheloop.org

βš–οΈ High-quality AI training data starts with how the people producing it are treated. At Humans in the Loop, that belief...
30/07/2026

βš–οΈ High-quality AI training data starts with how the people producing it are treated. At Humans in the Loop, that belief is built into every project we take on.

1️⃣ The operational case for this is straightforward. Annotators who receive a written agreement explaining not just the task and the deadline but what the data will actually be used for approach the work differently.

2️⃣ Annotators paid fairly and trained specifically for each project make fewer errors and stay engaged across longer ones. The annotation industry's race to the bottom on wages produces rushed work, high error rates and training data that requires expensive remediation downstream.

3️⃣ Our Fair Work Policy is specific about what this looks like in practice. Every annotator is paid above local minimum wage and every annotator receives project-specific training before work begins.

πŸ”— Read our Fair Work policy: humansintheloop.org/impact/fair-work-policy

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