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Berkshire Hathaway refuses to follow the trend of investing in AI and cautiously advances the three major application principles
BlockBeats News, May 2nd, Berkshire CEO Abel stated at the shareholders’ meeting that we won’t do AI just for the sake of AI. Only when real value is seen will we make investments. The application of artificial intelligence will create opportunities across all business sectors.
Berkshire adopts a cautious and pragmatic approach to advancing AI applications, clearly stating that it will not blindly pursue general-purpose AI, but instead focus on precisely applying narrow AI to actual business scenarios. To this end, Berkshire has established three main application principles:
First, introduce top-tier technical talent and engineering teams to promote deployment, with senior executives and experienced teams involved in system architecture and implementation;
Second, strictly adhere to safety governance bottom lines, strengthen data integration and risk prevention, and continuously verify that AI output results are consistent with business objectives;
Third, insist that core decision-making must be controlled by humans, with AI serving only as an auxiliary tool, and all key management, risk control, and business decisions fully handled by humans.