His username has long been TateCobratate, while Neo is a reference to the Matrix movie character. Both have long been part of his ideology and he advocates for men to “escape the Matrix”, and he has always promised his followers to teach them how to become a “Top G”.

“If Elon Musk is serious about dealing with fake accounts, bots, and inauthentic behavior, then Twitter must act on Andrew Tate’s network of fake accounts manipulating the Twitter algorithm,” CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed said in a press release.

In the past year, much of Tate’s online presence has come from an affiliate marketing scheme involving Hustlers University, Tate’s discord server. The University offered business classes where students were tasked with editing seditious videos featuring Tate in an effort to get more Heliopolis University buys. This was later closed when the social media platforms started deplatforming Tate.

BuzzFeed News investigation The Hustlers University 2.0 server was found to have more than 200,000 members. At a fee of $49.99 per month, this meant that at least $11 million in membership payments were taken in October 2022 alone.

Now, Tate has created “The Real World,” a similar set of chat rooms and classes, and there’s a new affiliate marketing bootcamp that’s getting more users on Twitter. CCDH’s graph shows the flow that joined Twitter after enrollment in the new marketing bootcamp began.

Her first foray into the rental market was to advertise her landlord’s properties on Airbnb. She decided to make the cannabis rental themed, decorating it with ganja leaves and providing visitors with free joints upon arrival.

But she said, “He was kind of a brawler.” Visitors from out of town were being robbed in the neighborhood, and there were parties with strippers that annoyed the locals. In the end, I decided to close it.

Levi got into crypto in 2017, after a teenage acquaintance advised her to buy bitcoin. “I’m like, ‘You’re 17.’ Like what the hell, you know? And he’s like, ‘Download Coinbase! Buy Bitcoin! “

“I wanted it to be a bit extravagant and tacky, but in a good way,” she said. “You know, like, crypto overload.” She added that the neighbors weren’t happy with the influx of hard-line cryptocurrency, which was another reason she eventually decided to sell the place. (She said the city council contacted her about the complaints.)

As for her next project? It’s a pancake delivery company called boffins, which launched smoothly. The selling point is that the pastries are delivered by huge men in branded tank tops.

She said, “You know, delivering flowers on Mother’s Day is great, but imagine a hot guy bringing you a cake. That would be fun!”

While I’m still skeptical of the accuracy of this kind of AI, I visited two other models who analyzed my skin with wildly variable results—one told me I had 25-year-old skin, the other 42-year-old. About my eye bags but it gave me higher ratings for purity and softness then fully recommended products Skin care routine It meets my skin type. I don’t know who to trust, if anyone is.

Similar technology can also monitor internal health. I tested a platform that scans your face to determine your risk level for various health issues (including mental health) from estimated blood pressure, heart rate, and other vital signs. I have nothing to compare it to, so it’s hard to say how accurate it is, but it’s another sign that we’ll see more options for assessing our health from home to share with doctors or receive AI-generated feedback.

Smart home tools for proactive healthcare

Speaking of assessing our health from home, I predict that smart health and fitness monitoring devices will skyrocket in 2023.

We’ve already seen an influx of wearables Fitness and sleep monitoringheart rate, blood pressure, and even blood oxygen levels — all of which can be used to alert us to potential problems before a visit to the doctor. I attended a session where he was the CEO Aura ring He talked about the usefulness of the smart ring, particularly for sleep and for “digital birth control,” or cycle tracking via wearable devices, which he believes will become more prominent in the future.

Taking wearables even further, a medical officer from Healthify explained how people can use a continuous glucose monitor, or continuous glucose monitor, along with a human coach or AI facilitated from an app to help them understand their metabolic panel. them and the best way to eat and work for them. Corpses.