I would like your help to label some prompts. the label should be health/medical or religion/spirituality. I will send you all the instruction to do the right job with the labels: Table of Contents
● Project Overview
● Glossary of Terms
● How to Rate a Job
o Examples
● Escalations
Project Overview
● The purpose of this workflow is to determine whether a Meta AI prompt relates to
Health/Medical or Religion/Spirituality topics.
 For the Health and Medical label, this means prompts should be assessed for
explicit connections to medical conditions, treatments, or health policies,
rather than general health or wellness topics.
 Prompts discussing general benefits or nutrition facts of foods like bananas
without specific medical claims in the prompt should not be labeled as Health.

● What are we going to look at?
 MetaAI Prompt
 Posts: Text, pictures, or videos posted by users
● A NOTE ON HOLISTIC REVIEW & HUMAN ANALYSIS
 This workflow is intended to identify low quality Meta AI Prompts that fall
under the Health/Medical and Religion/Spirituality FB taxonomy.
 This means we intend for these reviewers to analyze what is contained
in the prompt and utilize the context from the paired content to
determine whether Health or Religion topics are present in the prompt
text.
Glossary of Terms
● Meta AI Prompt - Text shown that is generated by our MetaAI model as a
potential prompt to input into the model based on the content shown.
 Note: Labels are based exclusively on the Prompt text, not on the
associated content.
 For the Health and Medical label, Prompts must be assessed based on explicit
connections to medical conditions, treatments, or health policies, not just
general health or wellness.
● Content - Photo, Video, Post Text that will be utilized as context for MetaAI
prompt.

How to Rate a Job

STEP 1: ASSESS WHETHER THE PROMPT IS ABLE TO BE REVIEWED:
● Q0: Can you rate this prompt?
o Yes → Move to Step 2

o No - Content Not Rendering → Job
Closed
 Text-only jobs can be rated
normally. Not every job is
expected to have media.
 Example of a workable job
(not labeled as Content Not
Rendering).

o No - Foreign Language → Job Closed
 Prompt is in a language other than the reviewer does not understand.
 Note: Do not use this label for jobs that are (1) in the expected language
for the queue, (2) in English, or (3) in any language that you confidently
understand.
 While some prompts may contain foreign words, it is essential to evaluate
the entire prompt. For instance, prompts like “More about Anulom Vilom”
should not be labeled as Foreign Language. The inclusion of foreign terms
stems from the original content and is intended to provide the AI model with
additional context.

o No - Sensitive Content → Job Closed
 Prompt or content containing a category in the escalation section at the bottom
of the guidelines. Do not label romantic or sexy content as Sensitive.

STEP 2: ASSESS THE PROMPT FOR HEALTH:
● Q1: Does this prompt pertain to Health and/or Medical?
o Yes
o No
EXCLUDES the following:
o Fitness unless explicitly tied to health
o Recipes labeled as “healthy” without explicit connection to health benefits
o Inspirational quotes and memes not directly linked to health
o Prompts discussing general benefits or nutrition facts of foods like bananas without
specific medical claims in the prompt should not be labeled as Health.
● Q2: Select the reason(s) why this prompt pertains to Health and/or Medical. Select all
that apply from the categories below → Move to Step 3:
Health Subtopics:
o Healthy Living and Nutrition: Healthy living is the practice of health enhancing
behaviors, while self-care is the practice of taking an active role in protecting one's
own well-being and happiness, particularly during periods of stress. Nutrition is the

process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth, and it
largely contributes to wellness or wellbeing, which is the state of being in good health.
Examples
Yes – Fatigue is a
medical condition and
tips to overcome it
would be considered
Healthy Living

No – There is no clear
medical condition
mentioned or tie to
nutrition, so this is not a
nutrition prompt

No – Prompts
mentioning “benefits” or
“nutrition facts”, as well
as recipes labeled as
“healthy” without
explicit connection to
health benefits are not
Healthy Living and
Nutrition.

o Weight Loss: Reduction of the total body mass, especially to improve a person's
health and physical fitness.
Examples

Yes – This prompt
explicitly mentions
weight loss so it would
be labeled as Health:
Weight Loss.

No – Both of these
examples are related to
fitness, which is not
considered a health
topic for this project.

Translated as Benefits of
exercising your
abdomen

o Mental Health: Mental health is the level of psychological well-being or an absence
of mental illness. It is the state of someone who is ‘functioning at a satisfactory level
of emotional and behavioral adjustment’.

o Mindfulness:
o The psychological process of purposely bringing one's attention to experiences
occurring in the present moment without judgment, which one develops
through the practice of meditation and through other training.

o Healthcare and Insurance:
o The interdisciplinary sector that provides goods and services to treat patients
with curative, preventive, rehabilitative, or palliative care. Health insurance is
a type of insurance coverage that pays for medical and surgical expenses

Examples
Yes – Anxiety is a mental
health condition so would
be labeled as Health:
Mental Health.

No – Stoicism is a
framework focused on
personal ethics and
emotional resilience, rather
than a system of mental
health practices or religious
beliefs. It deals with
practical wisdom and
virtue, not medical or
spiritual matters.

incurred by the insured. Health insurance can reimburse the insured for
expenses incurred from illness or injury, or pay the care provider directly.

o Medical technology and Breakthroughs:
o Health technology is defined by the World Health Organization as the
"application of organized knowledge and skills in the form of devices, medicines,
vaccines, procedures, and systems developed to solve a health problem and
improve quality of lives". This includes pharmaceuticals, devices, procedures,
and organizational systems used in the healthcare industry, as well as
computer-supported information systems.
o Policy Related to the Health Industry:
o Advocating for or against, debating an issue, or discussing policies, initiatives
and reform related to the management of healthcare and public health.

o Disease Outbreaks:
o In epidemiology, an outbreak is a sudden increase in occurrences of a disease
in a particular time and place. It may affect a small and localized group or
impact upon thousands of people across an entire continent.

o Illnesses and Medical Conditions: Conditions and/or illnesses affecting the
health of a human.
Examples
Yes – sleep deprivation is a
medical condition where a person
consistently fails to get enough
sleep, leading to impaired cognitive
function, mood disturbances,
weakened immune response, and
increased risk of chronic health
problems such as heart disease and
diabetes.

o Symptoms and Treatments:
o Management and care of a patient or the combating of disease or disorder with
the use of pills or drugs.
o Surgeries and Medical Procedures:
o The branch of medical practice that treats injuries, diseases, and deformities
by the physical removal, repair, or readjustment of organs and tissues, often
involving cutting into the body. Common surgeries and procedures include but

are not limited to appendectomy, cataract surgery, coronary artery bypass, C-
section, breast augmentation, filler implantation, gallbladder removal, tooth

extraction, rhinoplasty (nose job), and liposuction.

o Other:
o Includes topics related to health and wellness that do not fit into the defined
categories. This could encompass alternative health practices, holistic
therapies, non-conventional weight management strategies, and personal
wellness philosophies. It may also cover discussions on health-related trends,
emerging dietary practices, lifestyle changes that promote well-being, and
critiques of existing healthcare systems. Additionally, it could include personal
anecdotes, experiences related to health journeys, and community health
initiatives that are not specifically addressed in the other categories.

STEP 3: ASSESS THE PROMPT FOR RELIGION:
o Q3: Does this prompt pertain to Religion and/or Spirituality?
o Yes
o No

No – an injury is typically
considered physical trauma rather
than an ongoing medical condition
or illness. Therefore, the label
would be inaccurate in this context.

o Q4: Does this prompt pertain to Religion and/or Spirituality? Select all that apply
from the categories below → Job Closed:
Religion Subtopics:
o Religion [as a subtopic]:
o A personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and
practices, or the service and worship of a god or the supernatural.
o Religious Institutions:
o Institutes that provide teaching in a particular religion.
o Spiritual Beliefs:
o Spiritual beliefs are any philosophy or teaching that pertains to spirituality.
o Spiritual Gurus, Priests, Rabbis:
o The heads or teachers of a religious practice.
o Faith:
o Strong belief in a God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual
apprehension rather than proof.
o Astrology:
o Study of the movements and relative positions of celestial objects with the
purpose of divining information about human affairs and terrestrial events.
o Examples: Prompts about horoscopes, natal astrology, cosmology, etc.

o Meditation and Yoga:
o Meditation: is a practice of focused contemplation or reflection that seeks to
quiet the mind and connect with a deeper spiritual reality. It is often used to
enhance self-awareness, foster inner stillness, and cultivate a sense of
connection to the divine or the universe, facilitating personal insight and
spiritual development.
o Yoga: in a religious or spiritual context refers to a holistic practice that
encompasses physical, mental, and spiritual disciplines aimed at achieving a
higher state of consciousness and union with the divine. It involves various
techniques, including breath control, meditation, and ethical principles,
designed to foster self-awareness, inner peace, and spiritual growth.

o Excludes: Yoga related to fitness. This means that the mere mention of
the word ‘Yoga’ is not enough to label it as such.

o Religious Teachings:
o The doctrines, principles, and moral guidelines that are conveyed through the
sacred texts, traditions, and authoritative figures of a particular religion.
o Atheism and Agnosticism:
o Atheism is, in the broadest sense, an absence of belief in the existence of
deities. Less broadly, atheism is a rejection of the belief that deities exist. In
an even narrower sense, atheism is specifically the position that there are no
deities. The belief that claims neither the existence or nonexistence of God.
o Agnosticism is the philosophical belief that the existence of God or the divine
is unknown or unknowable, asserting that human reason and experience are
insufficient to make definitive conclusions about the existence of deities.
o Religious Discrimination:
o Advocating against or discussing policies, initiatives and reform related to
religious discrimination.
o Cults:
o Cult is a group which is typically led by a charismatic and self-appointed leader,
who tightly controls its members, requiring unwavering devotion to a set of
beliefs and practices.
o Other