Warren Buffett and artificial intelligence (AI) aren't often mentioned in the same sentence. Buffett famously avoided investing in tech stocks throughout most of his career, and he preferred sticking with predictable cash cows across the insurance, railroad, and utilities sectors instead of chasing secular growth trends.

Buffett added a few tech stocks to Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) portfolio over the past decade, but most of its holdings were still in non-tech sectors. Berkshire also liquidated some of its big tech holdings -- including IBM, Oracle, HP, and Snowflake -- in recent years. It also never bought a single share of the market's hottest AI stock, Nvidia.

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