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How to target the different layers of the artificial intelligence buildout

The Motley Fool Australia Aaron Bell
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  • Right now, investors are heavily researching and gaining exposure to artificial intelligence shares.
  • The choice comes down to each investor's individual goals and beliefs on the AI buildout.
  • Competition is intense, valuations can be high, and companies may struggle to turn AI demand into profits.
  • For investors looking to target pure-play AI, one option is the Global X Artificial Intelligence ETF.
  • For investors seeking a picks and shovels approach, Global X Ai Infrastructure ETF and Global X Semiconductor ETF are worth considering.

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Right now, investors are heavily researching and gaining exposure to artificial intelligence shares. There are many layers to the artificial intelligence buildout.

The choice comes down to each investor's individual goals and beliefs on the AI buildout.

Firstly, looking at the pure-play companies, the positive to targeting these stocks is you have the highest direct exposure to AI growth.

Competition is intense, valuations can be high, and companies may struggle to turn AI demand into profits.

Looking at the hyperscalers, these large existing businesses provide diversification.

For investors looking for options at each level of this buildout, there are several ASX ETFs to consider.

For investors looking to target pure-play AI, one option is the Global X Artificial Intelligence ETF.

For investors looking for exposure to hyperscalers, an option to consider is BetaShares Nasdaq 100 ETF.

For investors seeking a picks and shovels approach, Global X Ai Infrastructure ETF and Global X Semiconductor ETF are worth considering.

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