The Biden administration met with the CEOs of Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic to discuss AI.
These are the companies they consider at the “forefront of AI innovation.”
And when a reporter asked why Meta wasn’t invited…
A White House official responded by saying that it’s not one of the companies “leading the space.”
This comes after the tech titan announced that its main investment focus will now be AI.
In Zuckerberg’s own words:
“Our single investment is in advancing AI and integrating it into all of our products.”
In fact…
Back in February, they introduced LLaMA, a large language model like ChatGPT.
And Zuckerberg has reportedly become so invested in AI that some analysts have expressed concern about how much the company is spending on the technology, according to Business Insider.
The tech landscape has changed dramatically since the AI boom began in November last year when ChatGPT was released.
This has created a new AI arms race among tech companies…
Which has basically forced Meta’s sharp shift to integrate AI into their strategy.
And they’re far from the only company doing so.
Apart from tech giants, other unexpected names like Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), Keurig Dr. Pepper’s Snapple (NASDAQ: KDP) or Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) have a new AI strategy too.
ChatGPT has sparked a massive AI profit wave…
… sending some stocks as high as 79% and even 99% in just a few months.
But who will be the next BIG winners in 2023?
Consider some of the biggest transformational tech trends of the last 20 years…
Like e-commerce… social media… or cloud computing…
And the types of profits early investors had the chance to earn by investing in them.
Well I’d bet that we’re going to see the same exact thing with AI.
Sort of like investing in Amazon at the very beginning of the e-commerce boom…
Or in Apple right before smartphones took over the world.
The simple fact is that, in a year or two, you’re going to be looking back on the AI boom – and you will have seen explosive profits just like these winning trades.
One of my favorite AI stocks is helping American companies move their factories back to the U.S. from China.
And they’re helping improve the automation and efficiency of these facilities by using AI, robotics, and machine learning to help these companies profitably manufacture their products right here in the U.S.