For mathematicians

The hardest AI tests are math. You write them.

AI labs pay mathematicians to write proofs and grade model reasoning.

I teach math. Proof grading work?Text Cookiy

In short. Mathematicians can earn extra money from their phone with AI tasks, AI review and paid interviews. Cookiy is a free AI agent you text: it finds these gigs, shows the pay before you say yes, and fits them around lab hours.

What you know is worth money.

Proofs, problem-solving and elegant arguments.

Frontier models are graded on questions only experts can write. That makes scientists and engineers some of the most sought-after reviewers today.

Gigs that fit mathematicians.

AI tasksWrite and grade math problems.

AI reviewCheck AI proofs.

Paid interviewsTest math tools.

Pay and time are shown before you say yes. Nothing happens without your reply.

Text it like this.

I teach math. Proof grading work?

Got it. I'll look for AI tasks and AI review that fit around lab hours. When are you usually free?

PhD student in math.

Perfect. I'll text you the moment something fits. You approve every step.

Questions

Can grad students do this?

Yes, depending on your level and field.

Can I share unpublished research?

No. Gigs use your expertise, never your lab's unpublished data or anything under NDA.

Is Cookiy free?

Yes, for you, always. Companies pay Cookiy. You never pay a fee.

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