^{Original article from Fox Business by Eric Revell}

TrueMark Investments CEO Michael Loukas says retail investors should look past chatbots and find companies involved with the building blocks of AI and deep learning

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) has left many retail investors looking for opportunities to invest in companies that specialize in AI technology only to find that there aren’t any publicly traded companies focused solely on AI.

The lack of a “pure play” AI stock is epitomized by OpenAI, which released ChatGPT last year and quickly gained over 100 million users but remains privately held. Although Microsoft has made a subst…