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35% OF WARREN BUFFETT'S $296 BILLION PORTFOLIO IS INVESTED IN 3 ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE (AI) STOCKS

By Anthony Di Pizio – Dec 25, 2024 at 5:34AM

Key Points

 * The Berkshire Hathaway investment company has delivered market-beating
   returns for 59 years under Warren Buffett's leadership.
 * Buffett uses a simple long-term investing strategy, which doesn't involve
   chasing hot stock market themes like artificial intelligence (AI).
 * However, at least three of the existing stocks in Berkshire's portfolio are
   integrating AI into their businesses in exciting ways.
 * 10 stocks we like better than Amazon

STOCKS MENTIONED

BRK.A
Berkshire Hathaway
$684,908.50
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-0.4%)
-$2,691.50
BRK.B
Berkshire Hathaway
$456.51
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-0.6%)
-$2.57
AMZN
Amazon
$223.75
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-1.5%)
-$3.30
KO
Coca-Cola
$62.45
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-0.2%)
-$0.12
AAPL
Apple
$255.59
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-1.3%)
-$3.43
+4 more Show all


NASDAQ: AMZN


AMAZON



Market Cap
$2,353B

Today's Change
Arrow-Thin-Down
(-1.45%) -$3.30
Current Price
$223.75
Price as of December 27, 2024, 4:00 p.m. ET


Since Warren Buffett became the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -0.39%) (BRK.B
-0.56%) in 1965, its stock has delivered a compound annual return of 19.8%. That
would have been enough to turn a $1,000 investment into $42.5 million, whereas
the same investment in the S&P 500 would have grown to just $325,053 over the
same period.

Buffett's long-term investing strategy is simple. He buys into companies with
steady growth, robust profitability, strong management teams, and
shareholder-friendly initiatives like stock buyback programs and dividend
schemes, which help to compound his returns over time. You won't ever see
Buffett chasing the latest stock market trend -- not even one as powerful as
artificial intelligence (AI).

With that said, three of the existing stocks in Berkshire's $296 billion
portfolio of publicly traded securities are integrating AI into their legacy
businesses in very unique ways.

Image source: The Motley Fool.


1. AMAZON: 0.8% OF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY'S PORTFOLIO

Amazon (AMZN -1.45%) is the world's largest e-commerce company. It's using AI in
its fulfillment centers to drive efficiency, and it even created an AI shopping
assistant called Rufus, which can help customers find the right products.
However, most investors are focused on Amazon's cloud computing platform called
Amazon Web Services (AWS), because it's trying to dominate the three core layers
of AI:

 * Infrastructure: AWS operates data centers fitted with Nvidia's
   industry-leading chips, but it also designed its own chips called Trainium
   (for AI training) and Inferentia (for AI inference). Trainium can save
   developers up to 50% on AI training costs compared to competing chips, and
   demand is so high that Amazon is producing more of them than it expected.
 * Large language models (LLMs): Developers can access leading third-party
   models from companies like Anthropic and Meta Platforms on the AWS Bedrock
   platform to accelerate their AI software projects. Bedrock is also home to a
   family of LLMs called Titan, which Amazon built in-house.
 * Software: Amazon's new Q virtual assistant is embedded in AWS to help
   businesses extract valuable insights from their internal data. It can also
   generate computer code on demand to help developers build software.

During the third quarter of 2024, AWS revenue came in at $27.4 billion, which
was a 19% increase from the year-ago period. AI revenue within AWS, however,
grew by a triple-digit percentage, and Amazon says this business is growing 3
times faster than the cloud business did at the same stage of its life cycle.



Berkshire invested in Amazon in 2019, although Buffett has often expressed
regret for not buying the stock sooner. However, Berkshire's stake is worth $2.2
billion as of this writing, so the conglomerate can still make a lot of money in
the long run if Amazon's AI bets pay off.

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NASDAQ: AMZN

Amazon
Today's Change
(-1.45%) -$3.30
Current Price
$223.75
Arrow-Thin-Down
YTD1w1m3m6m1y 5y
+142.17%
Price VS S&P
AMZN


KEY DATA POINTS

Market Cap
$2,353B
Day's Range
$220.90 - $226.03
52wk Range
$144.05 - $233.00
Volume
27,356,516
Avg Vol
37,926,340
Gross Margin
48.41%
Dividend Yield
N/A


2. COCA-COLA: 8.4% OF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY'S PORTFOLIO

Coca-Cola (KO -0.19%) isn't a company people normally associate with
cutting-edge technologies like AI, but it didn't become a global soda giant
without a healthy splash of innovation. Last year, it even appointed a "head of
generative AI" to oversee all the ways it uses this new technology.


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AI is already a big part of Coca-Cola's marketing strategy. It recently launched
an interactive campaign called "Create Real Magic," which allows customers to
input prompts into an AI image generator via its website to produce
Christmas-themed digital snow globes. These initiatives help the Coca-Cola brand
engage with customers in new and exciting ways.

The company also used AI to create a promotional version of its flagship soda
called Coca-Cola Y3000. The goal was to predict what the drink might taste like
in the year 3000 by using AI to analyze mountains of customer data.



Going forward, Coca-Cola plans to invest heavily in AI. It recently struck a
five-year deal with the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, where it will spend $1.1
billion tapping into AI services to improve its supply chains, productivity, and
marketing.

Berkshire spent $1.3 billion to acquire 400 million shares in Coca-Cola between
1988 and 1994. It has never sold a single share, and today, that position is
worth a whopping $25 billion. AI definitely wasn't part of Buffett's Coca-Cola
investment thesis back then, but the technology could add significant value to
his stake from here.


3. APPLE: 25.8% OF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY'S PORTFOLIO

Berkshire spent $38 billion acquiring a stake in Apple (AAPL -1.32%) between
2016 and 2023, and at the start of this year, that position was worth over $170
billion. Talk about an incredible return! However, Berkshire has sold more than
half of its Apple shares throughout 2024. Buffett might be concerned about the
valuation of the broader stock market, so he's cashing in some of his biggest
winners.

Apple has experimented with AI for years. It initially powered minor features
like autocorrect, the recommendation engine in Apple Music, and even the Siri
voice assistant. However, the company recently launched Apple Intelligence (in
partnership with OpenAI), which is transformational by comparison. It introduces
new writing tools capable of summarizing emails and texts, and it can even
proofread or rewrite outgoing content.


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NASDAQ: AAPL

Apple
Today's Change
(-1.32%) -$3.43
Current Price
$255.59
Arrow-Thin-Down
YTD1w1m3m6m1y 5y
+259.12%
Price VS S&P
AAPL


KEY DATA POINTS

Market Cap
$3,863B
Day's Range
$253.06 - $258.70
52wk Range
$164.07 - $260.10
Volume
42,344,328
Avg Vol
44,118,314
Gross Margin
46.21%
Dividend Yield
0.39%

Apple Intelligence can also generate images and learn what users care about the
most in order to prioritize their notifications. Plus, Siri now taps into the
knowledge of OpenAI's ChatGPT software, so it's smarter than ever.

There are more than 2.2 billion Apple devices worldwide, so the company could
eventually become the biggest distributor of AI to consumers. The continued
rollout of new AI features might encourage customers to upgrade to the latest
devices, which could also accelerate Apple's revenue and earnings growth in the
near term.

Apple stock remains Berkshire's largest holding, despite the spirited selling
this year. Therefore, Buffett and his team could still benefit significantly if
Apple's efforts in AI pay off.


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