• Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Season 1 is live!
  • Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Season 1 is live!
  • Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Join The Beta Launch
  • Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Join The Beta Launch
  • Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Join The Beta Launch
  • Perle Labs Secures $17.5M in Funding
  • Join The Beta Launch
New task: Teach AI to recognize flawed arguments before trusting them.

Before we get into the task, we just wanted to rewind a few days.

We're fresh off 4 incredible events at ETHDenver.

The Perle Labs team was on the ground at ETHDenver last week. Here's where we showed up:

  • Multichain Day: Our Chief Commercial Officer, Arthur Ding, spoke on "AI Infra Onchain: Compute, Data, and the Coordination Layer" alongside 0G Labs, Kite AI, and Pi Squared.
  • RoboCon: Ahmed Rashad, our Founder and CEO, spoke on coordinating human intelligence for AI, alongside Sentient AGI and PrismaX.
  • Proof of AI — Builder & Influencer Night: The team joined discussions on autonomous agents, open-source innovation, and scaling human-in-the-loop AI. Packed room, strong turnout, and plenty of swag.
  • Open AGI Summit by Sentient AGI: Ahmed delivered a keynote — "Trust is the New Compute: Why Sovereign Data Wins the AI Race"  and the team ran a booth all day for meetups and community engagement. One of the most talked-about AI rooms of the week.

1M Annotators. 1B+ Points. BSCN broke the news: Perle Labs has officially crossed 1 million annotators and over 1 billion points distributed across the platform. The data layer for AI is scaling — powered by real people doing real work.

Task 2.0:

Object detection models power everything from autonomous systems to accessibility tools. But before a model can recognize a pet's face, it needs to learn where to look, and that requires precise human annotation.

Drawing a bounding box seems simple, but consistency and accuracy are what make the difference between a reliable model and a guessing one. Your annotations set the standard.

The Pet Bounding Box Quest is now live on Perle Labs! Visit app.perle.xyz to start earning points.

What This Task Is

The Pet Bounding Box Quest is a set of 20 image annotation tasks. Each prompt presents a pet image from the Oxford-IIIT Pets Dataset. Your job is to draw a tight bounding box around the pet's head, not the full body.

These annotations train object detection models, so precision and consistency matter. High-quality bounding boxes create high-quality AI.

What You'll Do

Step 1: Look at the pet image carefully.

Step 2: Identify the pet's head within the image.

Step 3: Draw a tight bounding box that captures the visible head — not the body, not the background.

Step 4: Submit your annotation and move to the next task.

Focus on consistency. The box should be as tight as possible while fully containing the head.

Why It Matters

By contributing to this task, you are:

  • Teaching AI to accurately locate and identify objects in images
  • Building enterprise-grade datasets for computer vision and object detection systems
  • Improving how AI processes visual information for real-world applications
  • Contributing to the sovereign data layer that enterprises and institutions require

This is precision work that AI cannot learn alone, the human layer that makes vision systems reliable.

Task Details

  • Points per question: 100
  • Number of tasks: 20
  • Total points available: 2,000
  • Project eligibility: 1,000 points

Visit the app today to start earning points!

Ready to Get Started?

The Pet Bounding Box Quest is now live on your Perle Labs dashboard: http://app.perle.xyz

Each annotation you submit helps build auditable AI infrastructure for vision systems where accuracy isn't optional; not black-box pipelines, but human-verified data with a clear chain of custody.

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Human-verified. Auditable. Sovereign. Start contributing.

Author: Drew Mailen

New Task Drop: Train Object Detection with the Pet Bounding Box Quest