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Wall Street is hyping AI. This fund manager is betting instead on fires, HVAC and Berkshire Hathaway.
The co-portfolio manager at Heartland Advisors urges investors to shut out Wall Street’s hype on AI and look for companies that can use its technology as costs come down.
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Heartland Advisors’ co‑portfolio manager advises investors to ignore Wall Street’s AI hype and instead target companies that can adopt the technology as its costs decline.
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