The ETF has 86 stocks, and the biggest holdings will be familiar to most investors. As of mid-2025, the top five holdings accounted for roughly 18% of the fund: ( -0.29%): The Chinese tech giant is best known as the owner of WeChat, the superapp that does everything from payments to messaging to entertainment, which is a focus of its AI investments. Tencent is also a prolific investor in other tech companies in the region.Netflix: The leading video streamer has long used for its recommendation engine, and it also uses to help choose what content to create and to improve streaming quality. ( -9.04%): Palantir has been one of the best-performing AI stocks thanks largely to its AI Platform, a software layer that allows its customers to apply generative AI tools to Palantir's deep software suite. ( 9.01%): The Korean tech giant is the world's No. 2 chipmaker and well-known for devices like smartphones. It's introduced AI features like live translate and chat assist to help users write messages. ( -1.25%): Oracle is capitalizing on the AI boom through its cloud infrastructure business, which has seen rapid growth thanks in part to its reputation for data security and database management.As you can see from the chart below, this Global X ETF has outperformed over its history, likely with the help of stocks like Netflix and Palantir that have soared lately., An in-depth look at the top artificial intelligence (AI) ETFs in the U.S. stock market this year., This article will highlight the top five AI ETFs and explain how to invest in them conveniently, securely, and fast..