I’ll spare you my normal history lesson, analogy, or oddball story today.

Let’s just cut to the chase.

It’s going to be a HUGE year for AI.

And, if you had any doubt, you should pay close attention to our ALC screeds this week.

Right now, as you read this…

Organizations all over the world are converging upon Vegas to share their research, products, and ideas.

And we’ve got boots on the ground.

They’re separating the wheat from the chaff…

They’re fielding questions…

They’re truffle sniffing, and looking for private deals…

They’re getting a fat finger on the pulse.

Yours truly, meanwhile, has been parsing through the data.

I’ve already received countless emails from AI companies presenting at CES.

More than I can handle.

There’s one that brings AI onto your kitchen table, as a companion.

Another that could completely transform the massive gaming industry with what’s called the “Spatial Web.”

Another is showing how AI is going to transform the fashion industry. (Surprisingly fascinating.)

Another is using AI to help astronauts keep their sanity during deep space exploration. (Astronauts often describe space travel as a highly stressful experience.)

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

To fill you in on what to expect, we’ve invited our colleague Ray Blanco to give you the lowdown…

And show you why 2024 is the BEST year to be a tech investor.

Read on.

The AI Wealth Window is Upon Us

I grew up on cartoons like The Jetsons. And one of my favorite characters in that timeless cartoon was Rosie, the Jetsons’ famous robo-maid.

Source: JetsonsFandom.com

Rosie always saved the day.

But little did I know a few decades later we would be nearing this reality at an exponentially fast rate.

The signs of a transformative technology, specifically things like artificial intelligence (AI) and the new economy it creates, are everywhere we look.

These so-called disruptions are suddenly becoming mainstream. Entire new industries are springing up — think the new AI robot companies that will dominate the floor space this year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

Other robots that could have even more significant social impact -- such as those engineered specifically to assist the elderly and disabled.

But that’s not where the impacts of artificial intelligence end…

That’s where it merely begins.

The Wealth Window is Upon Us

You’ve probably heard James talk about the “Wealth Window.”

Well, I wanted to dig into it a bit.

We predict the wealth window is opening on January 9, 2024, aligning with CES -- where thousands of innovators will unveil their products.

In short, this year’s CES represents the opening of a massive wealth portal to invest in AI, specifically AI 2.0.

AI 2.0 refers to the next generation of Artificial Intelligence technologies that are more advanced and capable than current AI solutions.

Put simply…

Smarter. Faster. Better. Stronger.

As you probably know…

James predicts the AI market could reach a staggering $15.7 trillion, presenting a significant investment opportunity.

Of course, there are risks involved. Both James and I advise caution and the need for informed decision-making.

Anyone can attach “AI” to their company and seem like they’re doing something revolutionary.

That’s where we can help.

With the right tools…

It’s a Great Time to Be a Tech Investor

Concepts and prototypes don’t make tech companies money.

Quality products that are widely accepted by consumers do. This means revolutionary ideas need to evolve and mature in order to enter the mainstream and for us to profit on them as investors.

For the past few years we’ve patiently waited for a tipping point in tech. The promises of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, driverless tech and so forth are too big to ignore.

Judging from what we’re already hearing about this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held in Las Vegas, Nevada, this week, that moment may finally be here.

AI 2.0 is upon us.

2024 will assuredly hold many surprises for us in the tech space.

That’s why there’s never been a better time than now to be a tech investor.