CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that some of the best ways to invest in the artificial intelligence boom are established tech giants with multiple opportunities to capitalize on the technology. The " Mad Money " host acknowledged concerns about stretched AI valuations and comparisons with the dotcom bubble. Rather than backing away from a trade that continues to drive much of the market's gains , Cramer said he favors blue-chip companies with strong businesses and management teams that can find new ways to benefit from AI. "Because I think that a lot of things can possibly go right, I want to stick with the AI data center plays," Cramer said. He pointed to Meta and Microsoft as two examples. Cramer's CNBC Investing Club owns both stocks.
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