As of September 14th, the top 20 funds, including QDII, almost exclusively directed their core positions towards AI.

Since the beginning of this year, heavy investment in AI in the public offering investment circle is no longer a fashionable operation, but has become common sense. Wind data shows that as of September 14th, the top 20 funds, including QDII, have almost uniformly focused their core positions on AI, with the best performing fund being Yongyuan Technology Intelligent Selection with a nearly 1.9 times return so far this year, thanks to its strategy of over-allocating to the AI industry chain. The consequences for fund managers not heavily investing in AI are also very serious, as the Eastern Alpha Zhaoyang C Fund has a year-to-date return still in a loss of about 13%, ranking last in the market. As of the end of June this year, none of the top ten stocks in this fund were from AI companies. The AI racetrack embraced by funds is a new breed of artificial intelligence emerging from the conceptual stage, with a influx of commercial orders leading artificial intelligence into a turning point in performance.