artificial intelligence

VersusMedia launches FilmPilot.ai, an AI platform offering script analysis, storyboards, and character artwork to independent filmmakers in 24 hours for $79-$749.

Amazon trades at 10-year-low P/E of 29.2, with expected 12.2% annual growth through 2028. A solid entry point, though not generational opportunity.

Palantir and Centrus Energy partner to deploy AI software for uranium enrichment operations, identifying $300 million in potential cost savings.

AARP's 'Aging Rewired' podcast returns March 2026 with season three, exploring technology, AI, transportation, and aging through conversations with engineers, academics, and older adults.

Apple and Alphabet represent compelling technology investments combining strong competitive moats with exposure to high-growth markets including cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

Nvidia's explosive growth masks a dangerous concentration risk: 91% of revenue depends on data center customers, creating vulnerability to AI spending slowdowns.

Axon Enterprise reports 33% revenue growth to $2.8B in 2025, launching AI tools like Draft One and Axon Assistant while targeting $8B revenue by 2028.

Nvidia, Alphabet, and Meta emerge as top AI stocks with distinct advantages: Nvidia dominates GPU infrastructure, Alphabet controls integrated AI stack with distribution leverage, Meta drives ad growth through AI algorithms.

Broadcom and TSMC lead AI chip demand with 100%+ and 20% revenue growth respectively, projecting $100B AI revenue by 2027.

Meta plans $115B capex in 2026, nearly doubling 2025 spending. Strong cash flow supports AI push, but return questions loom for investors.

Amazon's P/E ratio of 29.7 is far below its 10-year average of 114.3, suggesting significant undervaluation despite AWS and e-commerce dominance.

GCEI launches 'AI for Humanity' division via Flamelit acquisition, focusing on disaster prediction, healthcare optimization, and clean energy efficiency systems.

Analysis suggests $MSFT and $GOOGL will surpass $AAPL by 2028, driven by stronger growth, superior AI capabilities, and expanding cloud businesses.

Analysts highlight $AMZN and $TGT as undervalued opportunities. Amazon's AI-driven AWS and Target's strategic pivot offer attractive valuations for patient investors.

Nvidia dominates AI chips with 91% of revenue from AI, though investors shouldn't chase timing around CEO Huang's March 16 GTC keynote.

Palantir Technologies emerges as superior AI investment with 56% revenue growth, government contracts, and commercial expansion, despite elevated valuations.

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square dumped its Chipotle stake citing weak sales and valuation concerns, while aggressively buying Amazon shares to a 9.6M position.

S&P 500 adds AI infrastructure companies Vertiv and Lumentum while removing Match Group and Paycom effective March 23, 2026, signaling market shift toward cloud and AI enablement.

Microsoft, Nvidia, and Broadcom emerge as AI investment opportunities with distinct valuations and growth profiles, each controlling unique advantages in the expanding AI infrastructure market.

Nvidia offers higher AI growth potential but greater risk; TSMC provides safer, diversified exposure to $650B hyperscaler AI spending by 2026.