Wealthy Investors Broaden AI Bets to Robotics and Enterprise Tech

Global family offices and venture-capital firms are broadening their artificial-intelligence exposure beyond foundation models to enterprise software, robotics and physical automation. The shift suggests wealthy investors are seeking businesses that can turn AI advances into products, recurring revenue and productivity gains. Multi-asset strategies are also pairing technology investments with healthcare innovation and new consumer models, aiming to capture structural growth while reducing dependence on a single segment of the AI market.

The latest report identifies technology-driven growth, healthcare innovation and changing consumption patterns as three major long-term opportunities for multi-asset funds. It says capital is moving further into applied AI and automation, but does not name individual family offices, venture firms or funds. No investment amount, portfolio weighting or transaction date was disclosed, limiting the latest development to a directional change in allocation rather than a specific fundraising round or completed deal.