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🚨🧵BREAKING: Major Chinese AI Bot Network Discovered on X; Promoting Website Selling Intoxicating Hemp / Possible Illicit Chinese Marijuana, Flavored Chinese Nicotine Vapes, 7-OH, Kratom, & Other Intoxicating Products Multiple AI generated posts promoting "d8superstore" have been appearing on accounts that talk about vaping, cannabis, and cannabinoids. The AI... show more

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🧵2/X - Flavored Geek Bar Nicotine Vapes Found on the d8superstore website. According to Reuters Chinese Geek Bar flavored vapes not authorized for sale in the US.

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🧵3/X This THCa hemp flower product below is clocking at a whopping 41% D9 THCA, but only 0.176% D9 THC per the COA? 👀 src: COA: Is this flower sprayed with synthetic THCa isolate or is KCA labs pumping out "legit" fake Certificates of Analysis?

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🧵4/X THCa "hemp" flower sold on d8superstore also appears to be exhibit a dense flower structure, indicating possible plant growth regulator, PGR, usage as seen in most THCa flower linked to illicit Chinese marijuana grows. Difference between PGR vs non-PGR weed.

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🧵5/X Highly potent 7-OH products are also sold on d8superstore: 7-OH is referred to as "legal morphine" and is an opioid agonist with high addiction potential. Regulators in every state are scrambling to ban and/or regulate 7-OH & Kratom as it has become a public health hazard.

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So is this bad because it’s Chinese? Good way to scare boomers & help the Feds justify piss poor policies & restricting access to much needed alternatives

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Is China actually in a drug war with the US? Targeted operations.

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You just a snitch or what? Are they scamming ppl? Even when you bring up authentic concerns there’s something nefarious about you & your intentions. You’re making more noise & creating drama around topics that need to be addressed in a soundful manner.

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A Chinese AI company has unveiled its new model, Kimi K2.5, which quickly climbed to the forefront in global AI rankings. Notably, this is an open-source model, currently positioned as the world’s strongest in that category. China’s AI development still trails the U.S. by about 6-7 months, thus the Sputnik moment has yet to arrive. Taking the U.S. restrictions on exporting the most advanced AI chips to China into consideration, this gap is likely to persist for a considerable time. However, China appears to be charting a distinct path in AI evolution, seeking alternative approaches. Nearly all leading Chinese AI large models follow an open-source strategy. This means the source code is publicly available, allowing anyone to use or modify it freely. As a result, users benefit from accessible technology while also contributing as refiners and new developers. Global downloads of Chinese open-source large models have cumulatively reached 10 billion, a figure that has just surpassed the U.S. Compared to AI behind the screen, China seems to prioritize embedding AI into humanoid and industrial robots, a concept they term “embodied intelligence.” In the past, assembly-line robotic arms could only perform preset, singular tasks; if a screw unexpectedly fell, they were helpless. Now, AI serves not just as the robots’ eyes and skin—enabling them to see the world clearly and sense force, temperature, and more—but also endows them with reasoning capabilities: they can figure out what they’re doing, what they should do, and how to do it better. In this new era of tech competition, the role of the Chinese government has subtly shifted. Whether developing nuclear weapons, satellites, rockets, or space stations, the government traditionally assembled top experts, poured in vast funds and resources, and treated it as a “political imperative.” In recent AI advancements, however, we’re seeing a government that’s more in the background—focusing primarily on removing institutional barriers that hinder AI progress—backing enterprises from the sidelines. And the leading large models—such as DeepSeek, Qwen, Dola, and others—are developed by private-owned enterprises.

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For years, pro-American voices in China have been spreading a myth: that Americans enjoy free, high-quality healthcare. But first-hand accounts from Chinese and American users on Xiaohongshu have shattered that illusion. While the West still sells healthcare as a moral performance, China is increasingly delivering it as a survival system. That is why foreign patients are coming. Not for propaganda. Not for aesthetics. But for speed, complex surgery, lower costs, and AI that actually works in hospitals instead of just on conference stages. People do not cross borders for “values.” They cross borders when one system can save them faster than another.

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14,269 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Meta literally spent $72 BILLION building AI infrastructure that generates ZERO revenue. Then a Chinese company launches an AI agent in March, hits $125 million in revenue by December, and Zuck writes a $2 billion check in 10 days. But this isn't a strategic acquisition... It's panic. Here's what happened: Meta has been burning cash on AI for years. Building data centers. Hiring researchers. Training models. Claiming they're building "superintelligence." The problem: None of it makes money. Meta AI is free. Their models are open source. Their chatbots generate zero revenue. Meanwhile, investors are getting twitchy about the $72 billion infrastructure spending spree with no clear path to profitability. Enter Manus. A startup that launched 8 months ago. Founded in Beijing. Chinese founders. Moved to Singapore in June. March 2025: Manus launches with a viral demo video showing an AI agent that screens job candidates, plans vacations, analyzes stock portfolios. April 2025: Benchmark leads a $75M funding round at $500M valuation. US Senator John Cornyn immediately drags them for investing in a Chinese AI company, asking "who thought it was a good idea for American investors to subsidize our biggest adversary in AI?" December 2025: Manus announces $100M in annual recurring revenue. The fastest startup in HISTORY to hit that milestone. Revenue run rate: $125M. That's when Meta started negotiating. The deal closed in 10 days for ~$2 billion. Meta paid 4x the valuation from 8 months ago for a company that's ACTUALLY making money from AI. Here's why this matters: Manus hit $125M revenue in 8 months. Meta spent $72B on AI and has generated exactly $0 in AI-specific revenue. Zuck couldn't build profitability, so he bought it. But there's a problem. Manus has Chinese founders. Started in Beijing. Backed by Tencent and HongShan Capital (formerly Sequoia China). In the current geopolitical climate, that's radioactive. So Meta immediately issued a statement: "There will be no continuing Chinese ownership interests in Manus following the transaction, and Manus will discontinue its services and operations in China." Translation: We're buying your revenue and your team, cutting all Chinese ties, and pretending this was always an American company. This is geopolitical cleanup. The numbers tell the real story: Manus processed 147 trillion tokens in 8 months. Created 80 million virtual computers. Hit $100M ARR faster than any startup in history. Meta spent years and $72 billion trying to build this and failed. So they panic-bought the Chinese company that figured it out in 8 months. Meanwhile, this is Meta's third major AI acquisition THIS YEAR: June: Bought 49% of Scale AI for $14 billion to get CEO Alexandr Wang. Earlier this month: Acquired AI-wearables startup Limitless. Now: Manus for $2B. Meta's AI strategy is literally pay-to-win. Because after burning $72 billion, they still can't answer the one question investors keep asking: "When does AI make money?" Manus answered that question in 8 months. Meta couldn't answer it in 3 years. The craziest part: Manus charges $39-$199/month for subscriptions. That's it. No fancy enterprise deals. No complex pricing. Just a simple SaaS model that actually works. And it took a Chinese startup to figure out what Silicon Valley couldn't: people will pay for AI that actually does work instead of just answering questions. So Zuck wrote a $2 billion check, promised to cut all Chinese ownership, and is now claiming credit for "accelerating AI innovation." But everyone watching knows the truth... Meta spent $72B building infrastructure for a business they couldn't figure out how to monetize. Then they bought the company that cracked the code in 8 months. The AI race isn't about who builds the best models. It's about who builds a business that actually makes money. And right now, Meta just admitted they can't do it alone.

Meta literally spent $72 BILLION building AI infrastructure that generates ZERO revenue. Then a Chinese company launches an AI agent in March, hits $125 million in revenue by December, and Zuck writes a $2 billion check in 10 days. But this isn't a strategic acquisition... It's panic. Here's what happened: Meta has been burning cash on AI for years. Building data centers. Hiring researchers. Training models. Claiming they're building "superintelligence." The problem: None of it makes money. Meta AI is free. Their models are open source. Their chatbots generate zero revenue. Meanwhile, investors are getting twitchy about the $72 billion infrastructure spending spree with no clear path to profitability. Enter Manus. A startup that launched 8 months ago. Founded in Beijing. Chinese founders. Moved to Singapore in June. March 2025: Manus launches with a viral demo video showing an AI agent that screens job candidates, plans vacations, analyzes stock portfolios. April 2025: Benchmark leads a $75M funding round at $500M valuation. US Senator John Cornyn immediately drags them for investing in a Chinese AI company, asking "who thought it was a good idea for American investors to subsidize our biggest adversary in AI?" December 2025: Manus announces $100M in annual recurring revenue. The fastest startup in HISTORY to hit that milestone. Revenue run rate: $125M. That's when Meta started negotiating. The deal closed in 10 days for ~$2 billion. Meta paid 4x the valuation from 8 months ago for a company that's ACTUALLY making money from AI. Here's why this matters: Manus hit $125M revenue in 8 months. Meta spent $72B on AI and has generated exactly $0 in AI-specific revenue. Zuck couldn't build profitability, so he bought it. But there's a problem. Manus has Chinese founders. Started in Beijing. Backed by Tencent and HongShan Capital (formerly Sequoia China). In the current geopolitical climate, that's radioactive. So Meta immediately issued a statement: "There will be no continuing Chinese ownership interests in Manus following the transaction, and Manus will discontinue its services and operations in China." Translation: We're buying your revenue and your team, cutting all Chinese ties, and pretending this was always an American company. This is geopolitical cleanup. The numbers tell the real story: Manus processed 147 trillion tokens in 8 months. Created 80 million virtual computers. Hit $100M ARR faster than any startup in history. Meta spent years and $72 billion trying to build this and failed. So they panic-bought the Chinese company that figured it out in 8 months. Meanwhile, this is Meta's third major AI acquisition THIS YEAR: June: Bought 49% of Scale AI for $14 billion to get CEO Alexandr Wang. Earlier this month: Acquired AI-wearables startup Limitless. Now: Manus for $2B. Meta's AI strategy is literally pay-to-win. Because after burning $72 billion, they still can't answer the one question investors keep asking: "When does AI make money?" Manus answered that question in 8 months. Meta couldn't answer it in 3 years. The craziest part: Manus charges $39-$199/month for subscriptions. That's it. No fancy enterprise deals. No complex pricing. Just a simple SaaS model that actually works. And it took a Chinese startup to figure out what Silicon Valley couldn't: people will pay for AI that actually does work instead of just answering questions. So Zuck wrote a $2 billion check, promised to cut all Chinese ownership, and is now claiming credit for "accelerating AI innovation." But everyone watching knows the truth... Meta spent $72B building infrastructure for a business they couldn't figure out how to monetize. Then they bought the company that cracked the code in 8 months. The AI race isn't about who builds the best models. It's about who builds a business that actually makes money. And right now, Meta just admitted they can't do it alone.

Ricardo

98,070 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

I want to clarify something about posting about the statues or figures. I don't sell the Resident Evil products, statues, or figures that I post. I only share information and links about new pre-orders that might interest the community, as I'm also a collector. Many large Resident Evil community accounts also share them, both licensed and unlicensed. I also help inform the community on how to get official Resident Evil merchandise from Japan by translating for them. is one of the largest statue shops out there (they're a shop, they don't manufacture the figures), and I've also bought from their site before and received the figure. If people are curious, they can just check out the studio's other statues/busts on the Orzgk website or at other reputable retailers that also sell the SAME figure. You can also wait for the first photos and/or videos of the statues in person; many studios provide these to retailers after pre-orders close. In case they cancel the project, they'll refund your money in full. So, to everyone who insults me, do your research before accusing me of sharing potential "scams" or creating the "conceptual" images that the studio shares of its products. I don't use AI in my posts or in the edits I make (posters, collages, etc.). Besides, X has an AI detector and flags posts if you created something with AI (it can't be disabled even if you have a verified account). • Here's a video of the finished Requiem replica. You can see more on the official IG account:

I want to clarify something about posting about the statues or figures. I don't sell the Resident Evil products, statues, or figures that I post. I only share information and links about new pre-orders that might interest the community, as I'm also a collector. Many large Resident Evil community accounts also share them, both licensed and unlicensed. I also help inform the community on how to get official Resident Evil merchandise from Japan by translating for them. is one of the largest statue shops out there (they're a shop, they don't manufacture the figures), and I've also bought from their site before and received the figure. If people are curious, they can just check out the studio's other statues/busts on the Orzgk website or at other reputable retailers that also sell the SAME figure. You can also wait for the first photos and/or videos of the statues in person; many studios provide these to retailers after pre-orders close. In case they cancel the project, they'll refund your money in full. So, to everyone who insults me, do your research before accusing me of sharing potential "scams" or creating the "conceptual" images that the studio shares of its products. I don't use AI in my posts or in the edits I make (posters, collages, etc.). Besides, X has an AI detector and flags posts if you created something with AI (it can't be disabled even if you have a verified account). • Here's a video of the finished Requiem replica. You can see more on the official IG account:

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14,714 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🚀 Exciting News $SHELL the Future of AI Agents and $TAO with the TTS Subnet on Bittensor! 🚀 MyShell extends the impact of Bittensor's incentive mechanism to its over 1 million registered users and 50,000 creators, greatly expanding Bittensor's and $TAO's influence. MyShell and Bittensor are right at the heart this massive shake-up with $SHELL and $TAO. They’re all about making AI not just smart but also something everyone can get into, thanks to the power of decentralized networks. And at the core? AI agents. These aren't your average digital assistants; they're about to change how we interact with tech on a whole new level. MyShell's Big Idea with $SHELL So, MyShell’s got this big plan to make AI something anyone can dive into. They're launching this TTS Subnet thing on Bittensor's network, which is all about making machines talk in more human-like ways, and they're using $SHELL tokens to fuel this vision. Their goal? To push past old-school AI limits and create with AI as easy as pie, all while keeping it open-source and community-powered. Bittensor Does Its Magic with $TAO On the other side, you’ve got Bittensor doing wonders with $TAO, building this massive network where anyone, anywhere, can chip in on AI research and development. This partnership with MyShell? It’s a game-changer, breaking down walls in AI development and letting folks from all over the world have a go at making AI smarter. $SHELL + $TAO = AI Revolution Putting $SHELL and $TAO together is where the magic really happens. MyShell and Bittensor aren’t just teaming up for the tech; they’re here to transform our digital world, making AI agents a big part of our online lives. Imagine AI that doesn’t just follow orders but helps, creates, and learns with you. That’s the future they’re building. Hop on Board the AI Revolution This isn’t just tech talk; it’s a call to action. MyShell and Bittensor are inviting anyone with a spark for AI to jump in and help shape this new world. Whether you’re a coder, a creator, or just curious, there’s a spot for you to dive in and make a difference. Want to get started? Check out MyShell on GitHub: Follow the latest buzz on X: MyShell.AI Take a deeper dive at Website: This is more than just building AI; it’s about crafting a future where AI is part of everyone’s life, powered by the community, for the community. Let’s make it happen with $SHELL and $TAO. Share on YouTube:

🚀 Exciting News $SHELL the Future of AI Agents and $TAO with the TTS Subnet on Bittensor! 🚀 MyShell extends the impact of Bittensor's incentive mechanism to its over 1 million registered users and 50,000 creators, greatly expanding Bittensor's and $TAO's influence. MyShell and Bittensor are right at the heart this massive shake-up with $SHELL and $TAO. They’re all about making AI not just smart but also something everyone can get into, thanks to the power of decentralized networks. And at the core? AI agents. These aren't your average digital assistants; they're about to change how we interact with tech on a whole new level. MyShell's Big Idea with $SHELL So, MyShell’s got this big plan to make AI something anyone can dive into. They're launching this TTS Subnet thing on Bittensor's network, which is all about making machines talk in more human-like ways, and they're using $SHELL tokens to fuel this vision. Their goal? To push past old-school AI limits and create with AI as easy as pie, all while keeping it open-source and community-powered. Bittensor Does Its Magic with $TAO On the other side, you’ve got Bittensor doing wonders with $TAO, building this massive network where anyone, anywhere, can chip in on AI research and development. This partnership with MyShell? It’s a game-changer, breaking down walls in AI development and letting folks from all over the world have a go at making AI smarter. $SHELL + $TAO = AI Revolution Putting $SHELL and $TAO together is where the magic really happens. MyShell and Bittensor aren’t just teaming up for the tech; they’re here to transform our digital world, making AI agents a big part of our online lives. Imagine AI that doesn’t just follow orders but helps, creates, and learns with you. That’s the future they’re building. Hop on Board the AI Revolution This isn’t just tech talk; it’s a call to action. MyShell and Bittensor are inviting anyone with a spark for AI to jump in and help shape this new world. Whether you’re a coder, a creator, or just curious, there’s a spot for you to dive in and make a difference. Want to get started? Check out MyShell on GitHub: Follow the latest buzz on X: MyShell.AI Take a deeper dive at Website: This is more than just building AI; it’s about crafting a future where AI is part of everyone’s life, powered by the community, for the community. Let’s make it happen with $SHELL and $TAO. Share on YouTube:

Andy ττ

10,842 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

The Xiaohongshu #TikTokRefugee phenomenon is truly fascinating and really exciting if it perdures. It would be the first time ever that we would have a social media app where Western and Chinese users interact at scale. Pretty ironic when this is spurred by an attempt by the U.S. government to get rid of TikTok because it is "Chinese" when it has no Chinese users nor Chinese content. I've been testing the app 👇 and the phenomenon is real: a huge proportion of the posts in the main timeline are by "Tiktok refugees", with many posts being "refugees" asking questions to the Chinese user base. The app is still missing some obvious features that would make it more usable to an international user base. You can have the app in English but it doesn't look like you can translate posts or videos yet. Which means that if you don't speak or read Chinese, you can only understand the posts that are in English (and vice-versa: no translation for English content into Chinese either). My bet is that the Xiaohongshu tech team in Shanghai (where Xiaohongshu is based) must already be working hard on this. All in all this illustrates several important and actually quite hopeful lessons. Firstly, this shapes up to be yet another U.S. attempt to contain China backfiring: instead of reducing Chinese tech influence, it's potentially creating an even more direct bridge between Chinese and Western users on a platform that's actually based in China, unlike TikTok which operates separately from its Chinese version Douyin. Secondly, there's obviously significant untapped demand for genuine cross-cultural social media platforms, despite (or perhaps because of) the geopolitical tensions. Many people obviously do not want the digital iron curtain that the U.S. is trying to erect here: this is all happening organically without any promotional push from Xiaohongshu, people genuinely do not want an artificially divided world. Lastly, less obvious but no less important, the business dimension is particularly interesting. Xiaohongshu isn't just another social media app - it's fundamentally an e-commerce platform where social features emerged organically around shopping. If this trend continues, this has the potential to reshape cross-border commerce between China and the U.S. in really profound ways. Many "TikTok refugees" are actually small business owners who built their success on TikTok: imagine the potential of a platform that gives them direct access to Chinese consumers! This, alongside Chinese sellers finding new ways to reach American audiences, could create entirely new patterns of trade, bypassing traditional intermediaries. This would be the icing on the cake with the other ironies: when governments are trying to 'de-risk' and decouple supply chains, Xiaohongshu could help the ground-level reality of ordinary entrepreneurs and consumers move in the exact opposite direction. Anyhow, whether this phenomenon lasts or not, it reveals something that should give us all some measure of hope: while politicians and policymakers focus on trying to divide the world and fearmonger, ordinary people seem more interested in finding ways to connect. They're more interested in bridges than walls, and that's a good thing!

The Xiaohongshu #TikTokRefugee phenomenon is truly fascinating and really exciting if it perdures. It would be the first time ever that we would have a social media app where Western and Chinese users interact at scale. Pretty ironic when this is spurred by an attempt by the U.S. government to get rid of TikTok because it is "Chinese" when it has no Chinese users nor Chinese content. I've been testing the app 👇 and the phenomenon is real: a huge proportion of the posts in the main timeline are by "Tiktok refugees", with many posts being "refugees" asking questions to the Chinese user base. The app is still missing some obvious features that would make it more usable to an international user base. You can have the app in English but it doesn't look like you can translate posts or videos yet. Which means that if you don't speak or read Chinese, you can only understand the posts that are in English (and vice-versa: no translation for English content into Chinese either). My bet is that the Xiaohongshu tech team in Shanghai (where Xiaohongshu is based) must already be working hard on this. All in all this illustrates several important and actually quite hopeful lessons. Firstly, this shapes up to be yet another U.S. attempt to contain China backfiring: instead of reducing Chinese tech influence, it's potentially creating an even more direct bridge between Chinese and Western users on a platform that's actually based in China, unlike TikTok which operates separately from its Chinese version Douyin. Secondly, there's obviously significant untapped demand for genuine cross-cultural social media platforms, despite (or perhaps because of) the geopolitical tensions. Many people obviously do not want the digital iron curtain that the U.S. is trying to erect here: this is all happening organically without any promotional push from Xiaohongshu, people genuinely do not want an artificially divided world. Lastly, less obvious but no less important, the business dimension is particularly interesting. Xiaohongshu isn't just another social media app - it's fundamentally an e-commerce platform where social features emerged organically around shopping. If this trend continues, this has the potential to reshape cross-border commerce between China and the U.S. in really profound ways. Many "TikTok refugees" are actually small business owners who built their success on TikTok: imagine the potential of a platform that gives them direct access to Chinese consumers! This, alongside Chinese sellers finding new ways to reach American audiences, could create entirely new patterns of trade, bypassing traditional intermediaries. This would be the icing on the cake with the other ironies: when governments are trying to 'de-risk' and decouple supply chains, Xiaohongshu could help the ground-level reality of ordinary entrepreneurs and consumers move in the exact opposite direction. Anyhow, whether this phenomenon lasts or not, it reveals something that should give us all some measure of hope: while politicians and policymakers focus on trying to divide the world and fearmonger, ordinary people seem more interested in finding ways to connect. They're more interested in bridges than walls, and that's a good thing!

Arnaud Bertrand

277,660 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: FBI Director Kash Patel CONFIRMS that the Chinese are buying up land near sensitive American sites to INFILTRATE and spy on the US government There has now been a surge in prosecutions of Chinese spies. Keep rooting out the spies, FBI Director Kash Patel! HANNITY: "Why do they want ranch land, farmland, and land near our military installation if they're not trying to spy on us?" PATEL: "That's just it...this FBI has arrested 47% more Chinese espionage actors to include people that they have co-opted in every branch of the United States military." "We are indicting and arresting at least multiple people a month for stealing secrets, providing classified information back to mainland China, and we are imprisoning them, including U.S. Navy sailors." "You saw what we did to the individual who was just charged in Delta Force, and it's not just connected to China, but it's also Russia and other entities as well. But that's how they get their tentacles across the U.S. government enterprise." "What we're doing is seeking out those bad actors wherever they are, including within the United States government." Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: FBI Director Kash Patel CONFIRMS that the Chinese are buying up land near sensitive American sites to INFILTRATE and spy on the US government There has now been a surge in prosecutions of Chinese spies. Keep rooting out the spies, FBI Director Kash Patel! HANNITY: "Why do they want ranch land, farmland, and land near our military installation if they're not trying to spy on us?" PATEL: "That's just it...this FBI has arrested 47% more Chinese espionage actors to include people that they have co-opted in every branch of the United States military." "We are indicting and arresting at least multiple people a month for stealing secrets, providing classified information back to mainland China, and we are imprisoning them, including U.S. Navy sailors." "You saw what we did to the individual who was just charged in Delta Force, and it's not just connected to China, but it's also Russia and other entities as well. But that's how they get their tentacles across the U.S. government enterprise." "What we're doing is seeking out those bad actors wherever they are, including within the United States government." Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

Eric Daugherty

20,808 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Wow. I just found the sickest AI tool of all time. This is going to make your content 10x better It sends an AI agent to research X accounts to figure out: • Who they're replying to • What their top content is • The engagement tactics they use to grow • And even lets you use their voice to generate more content It's like having your own AI spy that's finding new ways for you to grow on X It's called Creator Buddy and it's insane. Probably the greatest AI content tool I've ever seen And oh yeah, I built it I've been spending the last 6 and a half months building this out and it's going to change the world It was 20 different AI content tools that will help you: • Get more followers • Get better engagement so you can get PAID • Make better content • Be the best reply guy on planet Earth It's dropping in the next 2 weeks. I have 100 beta testers using it right now and feedback has been unreal Hit the link in my bio to stay up to date so you can use it the moment it drops Would you use AI agents to research other accounts?

Wow. I just found the sickest AI tool of all time. This is going to make your content 10x better It sends an AI agent to research X accounts to figure out: • Who they're replying to • What their top content is • The engagement tactics they use to grow • And even lets you use their voice to generate more content It's like having your own AI spy that's finding new ways for you to grow on X It's called Creator Buddy and it's insane. Probably the greatest AI content tool I've ever seen And oh yeah, I built it I've been spending the last 6 and a half months building this out and it's going to change the world It was 20 different AI content tools that will help you: • Get more followers • Get better engagement so you can get PAID • Make better content • Be the best reply guy on planet Earth It's dropping in the next 2 weeks. I have 100 beta testers using it right now and feedback has been unreal Hit the link in my bio to stay up to date so you can use it the moment it drops Would you use AI agents to research other accounts?

Alex Finn

39,470 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce