He left his studies, dedicated himself to the parties and today is the new richest young man in the US over Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is no longer the younger billionaire in the United States made by itselfaccording to Forbes. Lucy Guoa 30 -year girl of “wild personality”, surpassed her with a heritage of 1.3 billion dollars.

This is indicated by a new Forbes list about Self-Made Billionairesrich people who built their fortune for their own effort and entrepreneurship, without having inherited their wealth.

Guo passed to the singer -songwriter in April, when it was learned that Scale aithe artificial intelligence company that founded with Alexandr Wang In 2016, it was valued in 25 billion dollars.

Although the company’s public offer still did not close, it is expected to do so in the coming weeks, The Post said.

Lucy Guo is a 30 -year -old businesswoman born and raised in the San Francisco Bay, in the United States. His parents are Chinese immigrants. It self -writes like “Wild personality”.

He currently directs Passesa content creation platform that allows creators to keep 90% of their profits. They say it is “the family version of Onlyfans.” Last year, Guo raised 40 million, according to Fortune.

The businesswoman lives in an apartment in Miami, goes to work in electric skateboard and never cooks, since every day she asks for food by Uber Eats.

On vacation, working eight hours a day does not prevent you from going to two kinds of daily fitness, electronics parties and keep your Pakémon products collection in force.

After passing through high school, Guo entered the Carnegie Mellon University with a $ 100,000 scholarship from investor Peter Thiel. At that time it was already an ace of programming.

Prior to creating Scale AI at 21, the young woman had worked in Quora and Snapchat, where she became the first female designer of the company.

In Scale AI, he directed the operations and production design teams until he left the company after “a difference of opinion” with his partner Wang -he was fueled by him -who later assumed as executive director.

Although he left Scale Ai, Guo retained most of his 5% participation in the company that today labels the data used by other companies such as OpenAI and Alphabet to train their chatbots.

Lucy’s new company recently faced a collective claim that accuses the platform of allowing child sexual content.

Passes lawyers dismissed the lawsuit. They criticized the plaintiffs for “pursuing the ‘deep pockets’ of Passes, a successful startup, and its rich founder.”