In the "Age of AI" documentary, when Chinese venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee, the owner of Sinovation, refers to a company as a "unicorn" in the general AI area, what does he mean? A unicorn means a ______ company.
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Step 1: In the context of the "Age of AI" documentary, when Kai-Fu Lee refers to a company as a "unicorn" in the general AI area, he is likely referring to a startup company that has reached a valuation of over $1 billion. Show more…
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