The Youngest Female Billionaire In The World Is American Lucy Goh

Her story is a classic example of the "American Dream."

Lucy Go became a billionaire before any other woman in the world. She is only 30 years old, and her story is a classic example of the American Dream. Lucy owes her wealth to her own persistence and artificial intelligence, in which she has invested her strength and savings, writes The Telegraph.

The businesswoman this year surpassed in the ranking of the youngest female billionaires not anyone, but Taylor Swift, who with a capital of $1.4 billion tops the list of the richest female musicians.

Lucy Go comes from an immigrant family. At one time, she dropped out of Carnegie - Mellon University to go into business. Her parents were against her decision then, but now her fortune is estimated at $1.3 billion.

Although she originally tried to start a company selling home-cooked food made by ordinary people who just cook well. The business was doing well, but it had to be shut down due to difficulties with enforcing health regulations.

Lucy then worked at Snapchat, but finally found herself in IT. In 2016, she co-founded a company called Scale AI with a stake of just 5%. This company deals with labeling data and estimating models for developing AI applications.

The business is now valued at $25 billion, and the young woman has become very rich. She gave up her job in it, but kept her stake. And founded the venture capital fund Backend Capital, which has already invested in more than 100 startups.

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