Dusseldorf Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are rapid. ChatGPT, the new chatbot from OpenAI, would pass the MBA exam at the US elite university Wharton and can compose operas. As a result, more and more investors are dealing with the topic of AI.
“In the meantime, AI has progressed from the experimental to the commercial phase,” says Philipp von Königsmarck, Head of Wholesale for Germany, Austria and Luxembourg at the investment firm Legal & General Investment Management. “The stock market often underestimates the magnitude of the opportunities that leading providers of new technologies offer at an early stage.”
However, it is difficult to identify tomorrow’s winners today. An alternative are broadly diversified exchange-traded index funds (ETFs) for this topic. Four different AI ETFs are currently listed on the Justetf comparison platform. The Handelsblatt shows how the four products differ.
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