Cramer: Established Blue-Chip Stocks Are Among the Best Ways to Ride the AI Boom

CNBC's Jim Cramer said established technology companies with strong underlying businesses are among the best ways for investors to gain exposure to the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence, according to a report from CNBC.

Cramer argued that large, well-established tech firms benefit from having multiple avenues to profit from AI, rather than relying on a single product or business line tied to the technology. He suggested that this diversification, combined with proven operating histories, makes these companies a comparatively steadier option for investors looking to participate in the AI trend.

The comments come as AI-related stocks have drawn significant investor attention, with markets closely tracking which companies stand to benefit most as businesses across industries adopt artificial intelligence tools and infrastructure. Big, diversified technology companies have often been framed by market commentators as a lower-risk entry point compared with smaller, less established firms whose fortunes may be more directly tied to a single AI bet.

Cramer's remarks reflect his regular commentary on CNBC, where he offers viewers his perspective on which stocks and sectors merit attention given current market conditions.

The report did not specify which particular companies Cramer named as examples of these blue-chip plays on the AI boom.