There are numerous ways to invest in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Many investors gravitate towards Nvidia, an AI hardware designer, which has transformed from a video gaming accelerator company into one of the world's most valuable firms. While Nvidia is impressive, its stock may have risen too quickly. Currently, there are more reasonable AI investment options. I believe IBM, Micron Technology, and Fiverr International present stronger opportunities in fall 2024. **Catch the Morning Scoop!** Stay informed with Breakfast News, a quick, free, and insightful daily newsletter. Sign Up Today » **Unconventional AI Players** This trio might not be the most apparent AI investments, but they have strong ties to the growing generative AI market from unique perspectives: IBM focuses on enterprise-class AI tools rather than consumer-friendly ones. Its features like auditable data flows and integration with business intelligence tools aren’t headline-grabbing but lead to long-term contracts with big corporations.

Consequently, IBM's generative AI platform has secured $3 billion in service contracts in less than two years since its launch. Micron specializes in designing and manufacturing high-speed memory chips instead of AI accelerators. The extensive systems needed to train and run generative AI platforms demand vast memory, as do next-gen smartphones with AI features. Micron's chips are thus in high demand due to these AI developments. Fiverr leverages generative AI in two main ways. Its freelance marketplace heavily utilizes AI technologies, and the company offers AI-related freelance services. Creating and managing AI systems requires human expertise to maximize business value, making Fiverr’s AI services a significant growth engine. Data sourced from YCharts and Finviz as of November 21, 2024. **Attractive Valuations**