Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries across the global economy—from software and semiconductors to robotics, automation and autonomous systems.
The first phase of AI innovation focused primarily on digital intelligence, including generative AI, machine learning and cloud-based computing infrastructure. Today, advances in robotics, edge computing and autonomous systems are enabling AI to move beyond software and into the physical world.
From AI infrastructure and software platforms to humanoid robotics, autonomous vehicles and smart factories, the AI ecosystem continues to expand across both digital and physical applications. WisdomTree’s AI-focused strategies are designed to provide investors with targeted exposure across this evolving opportunity set.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a revolutionary megatrend we believe will profoundly impact every aspect of how the world lives and works. Watch this video to discover how WTAI goes beyond other strategies to deliver a more flexible, comprehensive approach to AI investing.
A slower AI buildout could ease financing pressures on technology companies, while reduced trade uncertainty may support equities abroad. Sam Rines, Bradley Krom and Kevin Flanagan assess how the election could affect infrastructure spending, Treasury borrowing and portfolio positioning through 2028.
The AI buildout’s next constraints could be power, land and advanced packaging, while reasoning and software agents could broaden demand beyond model training. Christopher Gannatti examines four themes from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s account of the AI economy and their potential implications for investors.
Meta’s Muse moved from an unreliable prototype to a consumer launch in about seven months, with launch readiness measured against more than 100 agent behaviors. Christopher Gannatti examines what Meta’s approach reveals about reliability, compute demand and the economics of agents at scale.
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