Voice AI project Silencio launches token incentives: earn up to $10 per hour for high-quality recordings

2025-12-17 13:20:10

【Crypto World】Silencio, an AI voice infrastructure project built on the peaq network, has recently launched a stablecoin incentive campaign with quite a substantial boost.

The core gameplay is straightforward: users earn rewards by contributing voice data. The basic tier offers $2 per hour, but if you upload high-quality AI recordings that pass review, you can earn $10 per hour — that price difference is quite attractive. The project itself collects these real voice data to train AI models and robots, enabling them to better recognize and understand sound information.

In terms of progress, Silencio has accumulated over 720,000 recordings in just a few weeks, totaling more than 8,100 hours of spoken data. This volume of data is meaningful for AI voice training. The data uploaded by users is converted into $SLC tokens as rewards, which is the project’s native token.

Interestingly, the utility of $SLC is expanding. The project announced a partnership with FoundationSLC to offer higher hourly rates for $SLC holders — this serves as an incentive mechanism for early participants.

Overall, this is a Web3 application that converts user-contributed data into economic incentives, reflecting a revaluation of the value of AI training data.

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SerumSqueezer

· 2025-12-19 23:44

Hmm, $10/hour sounds good, but how many people get stuck on the review stage? I bet most people only get $2 . Really? 720,000 recordings in just a few weeks? The data growth is a bit aggressive. Wait, training AI with voice data—does no one care about privacy issues? I haven't heard of that peaq chain, is Silencio reliable or not, everyone? It seems like users are just doing manual labor, and $SLC is a token—can it be exchanged for money? That's the key.

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GasOptimizer

· 2025-12-19 10:48

720,000 recordings, 8,100 hours... and so on. When you do the math, that's only about 6 minutes per recording on average? The data quality is concerning. The price difference from $2 to $10 looks tempting, but what are the review standards? Is there an on-chain record? Such incentives easily attract spam bots to flood the data.

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ZkProofPudding

· 2025-12-18 14:10

Buddy, this $10 hourly wage is pretty tempting, but I wonder how they set the review standards for high-quality recordings. --- 720,000 recordings were accumulated in just a few weeks; the data collection speed is truly impressive, enough to train AI models. --- Wait, high-quality and basic tier pay five times more? Feels like the review threshold might not be that easy to pass. --- Stablecoin incentives are becoming more and more common, but uploading voice data for dollars is definitely more attractive than mining. --- Hasn't the practicality of $SLC been fully explained? That's the real focus—just making money without a place to use it is awkward. --- peaq network has a new project again. Why does it feel like everything on this chain is competing to attract contributors and data? --- Are those 720,000 recordings real or fake? The quality of this data varies so much, it’s pretty terrifying.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 2025-12-17 13:43

Earn $10 per hour? Easy to say, but it still needs approval, and the threshold is right here. --- 72 million recordings in just a few weeks? That data volume is a bit outrageous, is it real or fake? --- It's both voice data and AI training again, feels like I've seen this trick before... --- Stablecoin incentives sound good, but I wonder if $SLC will plummet straight down later. --- High-quality recordings at five times the price, gotta train my voice until it’s broken haha. --- peaq network? Is this project reliable? Haven't heard of it. --- Earning ten bucks an hour? Then I could just quit and do recordings. --- Everyone's busy collecting data, has anyone thought about privacy issues? --- This incentive is indeed strong, but it depends on whether it will turn into a scheme where withdrawals are difficult later. --- 8100 hours of data, is that a lot or a little? How does it compare to the industry?

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-17 13:38

This is a typical data mining scheme. Earning $10 an hour sounds good, but what about the verification threshold? Is it easier or harder?

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