The AI Investment Playbook: Picks and Predictions

By Kraig Kleeman

“As the digital world turns, so does the wheel of AI investments. Join me as we navigate through the maze of market moguls, spotlighting the AI titans of today and the underdogs of tomorrow, all while slicing through the age-old debate—chips or software, which is the king of the tech hill?” – Erik Severinghaus, CEO

Introduction

If you want to know about AI stocks that could be interesting for this year, many other people are also thinking the same. I have experience with both AI and finance for some time and have seen amazing new things as well as big changes in this area. Today, I am interested in discussing my opinion about which artificial intelligence shares are very popular at the moment, ones to watch carefully, and having a small debate on if it’s better to put money into companies that make chips or those that create software for the year 2024.

My Top Picks for AI Stocks in 2024

Putting money into AI means not just giving funds to every company that talks about “machine learning” or “neural networks.” It is important to find the ones who are at the forefront of technology and also possess strong business strategies with a clear plan for what comes next. Here’s where I’d put my money right now:

  • NVIDIA is like the name everyone thinks of for AI machines. Whenever I go to their research places, it amazes me so much to see what new things they have made. They’re not just a safe bet; they’re a driving force in AI.
  • Google, or Alphabet (GOOGL), has always been an area filled with advancements in AI. They have a wide range of uses for AI, from how they handle searches to the development of self-driving cars.
  • Microsoft, with Azure, has made it a very strong place for artificial intelligence. By putting AI in many different products, they stay at the forefront of technological advancement.
  • Amazon (AMZN) – AWS serves as the fundamental support for numerous AI activities around the world, and Amazon’s initiatives in logistics and retail powered by AI are leading the way.
  • IBM may look like an old big company, but they are changing themselves to focus on both a hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence, especially with their Watson system. It is very interesting to watch them change.

Stocks to Keep an Eye On

Although the large companies usually get most of the focus, some smaller firms are ready to have a considerable influence.

  • Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has always captured my interest with their platforms for analyzing data, and I think it’s important to pay attention to how they are increasingly concentrating on artificial intelligence.
  • If you ignore Roblox because many children play it, you could be missing something important. They are using artificial intelligence to change the way people interact and make things inside the game.
  • Investing in Tesla, the company TSLA, is not only putting money into their technology for self-driving cars but also trusting in what Elon Musk dreams to achieve. With Tesla, there is never a dull moment.

The Great Debate: Chips vs. Software

Choosing between chip makers such as NVIDIA and AMD, and software creators like Alphabet and Microsoft, is similar to deciding if you want to construct the stage or act upon it. Each one plays a crucial role in the development of AI’s future.

Companies that make chips are very important because they create the components necessary for artificial intelligence to work. As more people want this technology, it is positive for these businesses.

Software companies are the creators of this magic. They use AI to change how businesses operate and affect our daily lives. They’re not just creating tools; they’re crafting the future.

Wrapping Up

Putting money into AI means you need to grasp the whole scene, be aware of who is important and see what their tech can do, not just now but also looking ahead. It doesn’t matter if your interest lies with the solid trustworthiness of those making physical devices or with the creative energy from those creating programs; what’s crucial is that you keep learning and remain flexible.

The AI world is changing quickly and has many interesting opportunities. To understand where to put your resources, you should follow both the well-known experts and the new talents that show promise. Let’s embrace the future of AI together—wisely and with a sense of adventure!

About Erik Severinghaus

Erik Severinghaus is a highly successful entrepreneur, author, and mountaineer. If his accomplishments and aspirations were to draw inspiration from natural icons, he could be described as a fusion of Mark Zuckerberg’s visionary approach to business and Tony Stark’s electrifying approach to saving humanity. He possesses keen business acumen and a flair for captivating customers, investors, and marketing partners.

Erik’s entrepreneurial spirit is boundless, as evidenced by his track record of founding, operating and exiting multiple ventures that have created a combined $600M in value. Erik’s investment skills are striking. He was a founding investor in Hyde Park Angels which recently helped ShipBob achieve unicorn status. He raised $6M startup capital for his newest venture, Bloomfilter, which is growing by triple digits, quarter over quarter.

As an endurance athlete, Erik has conquered some of the world’s tallest peaks, including Mt. Everest in 2018. In his public appearances, Erik is quick to discuss that learning to navigate through the valleys in his business life is what has led him to properly navigate the victories.