In the real world andrew tate is a controversial internet personality and former kickboxer who gained fame for his views on wealth and masculinity, and was recently arrested in Romania along with his brother on charges of human trafficking and creating an organized crime group to sexually exploit women. The Real World AI is his latest project, and aims to offer lessons in online business and creating an alpha male mindset. It features tutors who claim to be multi-millionaires and promise to teach students the skills that have made them successful in their line of business.

Despite the promise of financial success, many red flags surround The Real World AI. The site lacks transparency about Tate’s own business ventures, and offers no evidence that his teachings lead to sustainable income. It also makes sweeping claims of “being successful” with no mention of the time, effort and skill required to actually earn money.

Andrew Tate’s Journey into The Real World AI: A Deep Dive

The website for The Real World AI has numerous testimonials from men who say that Tate’s teachings helped them to turn their lives around. However, these claims are unverifiable and the marketing for the platform frequently uses language that sounds like it is coming straight from a viral meme — namely, “red pilling,” a reference to The Matrix and the choice faced by Neo between taking the blue pills and staying in a simulation living a meaningless life or taking the red pill and entering the real world. Tate himself also references the film often and compares his work to that of Morpheus, the protagonist in The Matrix.