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2 Warren Buffett Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks I'd Buy Right Now and Never Sell

Key PointsWarren Buffett historically avoided technology stocks and speculative industries.

Warren Buffett has identified two artificial intelligence (AI) stocks in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio that he believes investors should consider purchasing and holding indefinitely. The two companies are Apple (AAPL) and Alphabet (GOOGL). While AI is a growing trend, Buffett argues that these companies have already established themselves as successful businesses with durable competitive advantages, predictable earnings, and solid cash flow.

Apple's loyal customer base, powerful brand, and product ecosystem generate recurring revenue through its Services segment. Alphabet benefits from AI enhancements to its profitable advertising businesses on Google Search, YouTube, Workspace, Android, and Google Cloud. Despite AI's potential, the long-term success of Apple and Alphabet does not hinge solely on the technology's performance.

Both companies have established businesses, identifiable brands, and significant competitive advantages that provide a strong foundation for indefinite investment.

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