Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel stated that the company is pursuing AI opportunities through two avenues: powering AI data centers and investing in Google's parent company, Alphabet. Abel called providing energy for AI data centers a "significant opportunity," provided it does not affect rates for other customers. He also noted that Berkshire's Alphabet holdings, initiated by Buffett last year and now totaling $36 billion, along with an additional $10 billion in Alphabet stock purchased directly this spring, are significant indicators of its optimism about AI development. Abel also mentioned that the Japanese 10-year government bond yield rose above 3% this week, reaching a 30-year high, but Berkshire will continue to issue yen-denominated bonds for investments in Japan.