President Donald Trump's investment portfolio expanded its exposure to artificial intelligence this year with new purchases of Alphabet and additional investments in Meta Platforms, two tech giants that analysts believe still have room to climb despite their dominant positions in the AI race.
According to financial disclosures filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, investment accounts linked to Trump completed more than 6,200 stock trades through May. The accounts are managed by independent third-party financial advisers, meaning Trump does not make the individual investment decisions.
