Berkshire Hathaway refuses to follow the trend of investing in AI and cautiously advances three application principles.

According to ME News, on May 2nd (UTC+8), Berkshire Hathaway CEO Abel stated at the shareholders' meeting that Berkshire Hathaway will not pursue AI for the sake of AI. Investments will only be made when real value is seen. The application of artificial intelligence will create opportunities across all business areas. Berkshire adopts a prudent and pragmatic strategy in advancing AI applications, explicitly stating that it will not blindly pursue general-purpose AI, but will focus on precisely applying narrow-sense AI to real-world business scenarios. To this end, Berkshire has established three application principles: First, attracting high-end technical talent and engineering teams to drive deployment, with senior executives and experienced teams participating in system architecture and implementation; second, strictly adhering to security governance bottom lines, strengthening data integration and risk control, and continuously verifying the consistency between AI output results and business objectives; third, insisting that core decision-making power must be controlled by humans, with AI serving only as an auxiliary tool, and all key management, risk control, and business decisions being entirely the responsibility of humans. (Source: ME)