The unicorn label doesn't guarantee success; critical thinking is essential when evaluating your company's future.

Finding a unicorn designer is challenging, but you can identify strong candidates by breaking down their specific skills and experiences.

Perplexity is designed to be a more intelligent search engine than Google, particularly useful in specific scenarios.

When evaluating whether to stay at a unicorn, assess if the company's metrics are strong, the founders are focused, and your colleagues are competent and engaged.

There are currently 1,400 unicorns, but the odds are slim that all of them will go public successfully.

The ZIRP era saw an explosion of unicorns, with companies achieving billion-dollar valuations at an unprecedented rate, which diluted the rarity of such valuations.

For clients like Perplexity, the challenge is appealing to a broad audience, making it aspirational and relatable at the same time, while also transforming the AI experience from a simple question-and-answer interaction into a comprehensive knowledge portal, similar to how Google used to serve as the front page of the internet.

I believe there could be 300 vertical AI unicorns, as every SaaS unicorn could have a corresponding vertical AI equivalent that combines software and human expertise into one product.

Over the last decade, the number of unicorns has increased due to advancements in technology that make it easier for people to launch their ideas.