A reported mastermind of Outlier and Remotask in Kenya, Denoh, has been found dead in a room in Mombasa.
The late young millionaire changed cars on a daily basis and also owned a pricey G-wagon which he acquired a few months ago. Sources told this desk.
According to another source who schooled with him at Kirinyaga University, Denoh went from a broke young fresher to an instant wealthy man what shocked everyone.
In less than a year, the young entrepreneur bought himself a G-wagon, opened hospitals and entertainment company together with many other businesses in Nairobi.
He also assigned university students at his school a lot of remote jobs through his accounts; a few who were lucky would be taught how to secure their own working accounts.
“Deno had minimum of 100 accounts of which I know were more. One account ingemake $2K+ per week, which is $200K in one week. This was when Outlier & Remotask had real money huko late last year and early this year. He knew how to bypass those things, aliemploy so many comrades on commission,” Allano commented on X.
Outlier is the successor to Remotask. When Remotask wrapped up, Outlier stepped in to continue with the mission. So, if you’re familiar with Remo, you already have an idea of what Outlier brings to the table.
Outlier is currently focused on training AI models using human expertise. The company integrates people into the process to boost the AI’s learning capabilities, creating opportunities for you to join as a Tasker and make a difference.
