We're teaching the Comi AI scanner to tell apart Colombian foods that look similar (like Casabe vs arepa). For 19 confused pairs, we already pulled 2,455 candidate photos from Google. You don't search anything. You just look at each photo and tap Approve, Reject, or Skip.
On the next screen, type your first name (e.g. angel). Every approve/reject you make gets tagged with that name so we can track your work and pay you. You only do this once per session — your name stays saved.
The top of the screen has 19 buttons, one per pair. Each pair shows two foods like Casabe vs arepa. Pick one to start.
HN-008-casabe-vs-arepa · failures: 1
Below the pair name there are two side tabs: Target (the food the scanner SHOULD say) and Confuser (the food it currently confuses with). Each side has its own photos. Review the side that has photos waiting, then click the other side tab.
Always click the source link first (under each photo) to check it's a real food page, not a thumbnail collage or expired domain.
The portal saves every decision automatically. When you've worked through all 19 pairs (or whenever you stop for the night), tap Download CSV. It downloads a file like comi-hard-negatives-yourname-2026-04-28.csv. Email that file back to Victor.
If you're unsure, REJECT. Better to reject 5 maybes than approve 1 wrong photo.
Pick one of these 11 reasons:
wrong_foodPhoto shows a different food than this side's label.multiple_dishesPhoto shows several different dishes or a mixed plate. Use this for the exact case Angel asked about.duplicateYou already approved this exact photo.menu_or_textMenu screenshot, ad, or photo with text/recipe-graphic overlay.collageMultiple foods stitched together. We need single-dish photos.low_qualityBlurry, dark, sideways, too small, partially blocked.ai_generatedLooks AI-made (DALL-E, Midjourney, weird symmetry, "too perfect").stock_photoWatermarked stock-photo preview from Shutterstock / Getty / etc.watermarkLogo or watermark covers the food.not_photoDrawing, illustration, vector, clipart — not a real photo.inaccessibleSource page won't load, image broken, or expired domain.periodicodelmeta.com). That's part of the review tool showing you the source website — it is NOT part of the photo itself. Don't reject a photo for "having text on it" just because of that tag.
arepa, the label is arepa — not "arepas", not "Arepas", not "arepa con queso". The label is what gets exported in the CSV. Don't change it.
Victor runs an automatic validator on your CSV. It checks every row: is the pair_id real, does the label match the pair, is the URL valid, is the reject reason allowed, are there duplicates. If validation passes, your approved photos go into Comi AI's training data so the scanner learns the difference. You'll be paid based on the count of approved + valid rejected rows.
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