Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has seen market-beating returns since 1965. Despite Buffett’s usual avoidance of trendy investments like AI, four companies in the portfolio are using AI to transform their businesses. Buffett will step down as CEO this year, but his long-term value investing approach will continue to benefit shareholders.

Berkshire’s $304 billion portfolio includes companies like Domino’s Pizza, which uses AI for customer orders and feedback analysis. Amazon leads in e-commerce and cloud computing with over 1,000 AI applications. Coca-Cola utilizes AI for marketing campaigns and operations, while Apple’s AI-driven products continue to drive growth.

Buffett’s investments in these companies have paid off, with Apple being Berkshire’s largest holding at 23.7% of the portfolio. Despite selling some shares, Apple’s AI-powered products like the iPhone 17 are driving strong performance. Berkshire’s long-term investing strategy has proven successful, with Apple’s stock expected to perform well in the future.

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