According to CoinMeta, Buffett's successor Greg Abel began to make significant investments in the field of artificial intelligence in his first year as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He invested $10 billion in Google's parent company Alphabet and made an additional investment of $930 million in the Italian company Bending Spoons SPA. However, as cracks began to appear in artificial intelligence transactions, analyst Cathy Seifert raised questions: Is it perhaps too late to enter the market now? Nevertheless, observers who have long followed Berkshire believe that these market fluctuations are not significant. Analyst Meyer Shields stated that Abel may regard Berkshire's investment in artificial intelligence as a bet on the long-term potential of this technology.