As the stock market landscape evolves, investors find themselves drawn to firms seamlessly integrating artificial intelligence into their operations. So how do you find the right company and when evaluating a company’s AI strategy, what basic financial indicators should investors focus on?

Stockhouse recently continued its series of interviews with Austin Zelan, founder of Zelan Consulting and Setter AI.

Watch the full interview in the video above to hear the discussion about tips for spotting public companies that are effectively using artificial intelligence to drive growth.

To see more from our video series on AI with Austin Zelan, head to the rise of autonomous trading systems. As well, check out videos about enterprises using AI to improve production and companies benefiting from AI integration.

To stay up to date on all the latest AI and stock market news, head to Stockhouse.com.

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