Kevin O'Leary, the Canadian entrepreneur and investor, reveals his unconventional strategy for capitalizing on the artificial intelligence boom. Rather than directly investing in technology stocks, O'Leary adopts a 'picks and shovels' approach for the next three years, targeting companies that provide essential infrastructure and tools supporting AI development. This indirect investment philosophy reflects his belief that foundational service providers may offer superior returns compared to high-valuation tech firms during the AI expansion phase.

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