Around 47% of Buffett's $375 billion investment portfolio is allocated to three major AI stocks. The first is Apple, which stands as Berkshire Hathaway's largest holding. While AI contributes to Apple's products like Siri, its broader influence extends to machine learning-driven features like autocorrect, pet recognition, and advancements in products like Apple Watch and virtual reality devices.

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The second AI bet involves Amazon, with Berkshire owning over 10.5 million shares worth $1.36 billion. Amazon Web Services employs AI to enhance customer interactions, potentially driving further stock growth.

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Lastly, Buffett's team has invested in Snowflake, a data-warehousing company. Snowflake utilizes AI for seamless data-sharing and recently integrated generative AI solutions into its offerings. Despite its high valuation, Snowflake's AI endeavors could shape its future growth.

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Buffett's recognition of AI's potential showcases his adaptability to evolving investment landscapes, alongside his traditional investment principles.

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