Berkshire Refuses to Follow the Crowd in AI Investment, Cautiously Advances Three Key Application Principles

BlockBeats News, May 2nd, Berkshire CEO Abel stated at the shareholders' meeting that we will not pursue AI for the sake of AI. We will only invest when we see real value. The application of artificial intelligence will create opportunities in all business fields.

Berkshire has adopted a cautious and pragmatic approach to promoting AI applications, clearly stating that it will not blindly pursue general AI, but will focus on applying narrow AI accurately to practical business scenarios. To this end, Berkshire has established three application principles:

First, introduce high-end technical talents and an engineering team to drive deployment, with executives and senior teams participating in system architecture and implementation;

Second, strictly adhere to the bottom line of security governance, strengthen data integration and risk control, and continuously verify the consistency of AI output results with business objectives;

Third, insist that ultimate decision-making authority must be controlled by humans, with AI only serving as an auxiliary tool, and all key management, risk control, and business decisions being the responsibility of humans.