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More Reading from MarketBeat 3 Straightforward ETF Plays to Build AI Exposure Into a PortfolioSubmitted by Nathan Reiff. Date Posted: 3/2/2026. 
Key Points- NVIDIA's strong Q4 results cap a banner 2025 for AI, suggesting the industry's rapid expansion still has room to run and investors can still find entry points.
- AI infrastructure ETFs like TCAI and AIPO offer diversified, low-effort exposure to the energy, data center, and technology companies powering the AI buildout.
- KraneShares' KOID fund targets the emerging humanoid robotics market, a space Morgan Stanley analysts project could reach $5 trillion in annual revenue by 2050.
- Special Report: These 5 stocks could move before Wall Street catches on (From TradingTips)
Exceptional Q4 earnings and an impressive end to 2025 for tech leader NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) suggest the AI boom isn't slowing down soon. Despite concerns about a bubble, the AI industry continues to expand rapidly, making it hard for other sectors to ignore. For investors, there may still be time to add exposure to AI companies and benefit from sustained growth, even though many AI-related names have already rallied sharply in recent months. The AI landscape is evolving quickly, and picking individual public companies to represent a broader bet can be challenging—especially for investors who don't follow every update. Fortunately, a number of straightforward AI-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer different ways to gain exposure with a single, low-effort investment. Not all of these funds are the same, and a few newer entrants to the AI ETF space stand out. AI Infrastructure Investments at a Reasonable CostChina just banned critical mineral exports to U.S. defense contractors, cutting off the materials inside every F-35, nuclear submarine, and hypersonic missile at the source—China controls 80-90% of processing and just weaponized it. The Trump administration escalated immediately with Executive Order 14285 declaring seabed minerals a national security priority, and now $20 trillion worth of nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese sits in potato-sized rocks on the Pacific Ocean floor with one micro-cap company launching its strategy within five days of the rule change, led by a 25-year deepwater veteran and trading at ~C$26 million while the sector leader sits at ~$2.74 billion. Read the full intelligence briefing now An AI-centered ETF might seem unexpected from Tortoise Capital, a firm known for energy-focused funds. The Tortoise AI Infrastructure ETF (NYSE: TCAI), however, aims to give investors exposure to the infrastructure that powers AI, making it an energy-adjacent play. TCAI's active management targets companies across three categories tied to AI: energy, data centers, and technology. TCAI therefore offers exposure to three different—but equally important—components of the AI ecosystem. Energy holdings include companies that provide electrical power, such as Constellation Energy (NASDAQ: CEG). Data-center companies like Vertiv Holdings Co. (NYSE: VRT) represent the second component, while the third comprises firms developing infrastructure technology. Overall, TCAI holds roughly four dozen positions. Launched in August 2025, TCAI has delivered about 27% year-to-date (YTD). For an actively managed ETF, its expense ratio is modest at 0.65%. As a newer fund, TCAI remains small—with assets under management (AUM) of roughly $79 million and a one-month average trading volume under 38,000 shares. An Alternative to TCAI With a Higher Asset Base and Trading VolumeThe Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure ETF (NASDAQ: AIPO) provides another route into AI infrastructure. It tracks an index of companies in AI hardware, data centers, and power infrastructure, and therefore also benefits from growth in the support network that enables AI deployments. There is some overlap between AIPO and TCAI, but AIPO offers a broader set of companies and places particular emphasis on utilities and construction-related names across its roughly 60 holdings. That breadth notwithstanding, the fund is fairly concentrated: four companies make up about one-third of its assets. Since its July 2025 launch, AIPO has accumulated nearly $250 million in AUM and trades more actively than TCAI, with a one-month average volume of about 340,000 shares. YTD it has returned more than 21%, trailing TCAI's performance but still well ahead of the broader market. AIPO's expense ratio is 0.69%, which is fairly comparable to TCAI's 0.65%. A Comprehensive Bet on Humanoid RobotsThe KraneShares Global Humanoid and Embodied Intelligence ETF (NASDAQ: KOID) takes a different angle, targeting companies involved in designing, building, and enabling products with "embodied intelligence," including humanoid robots. This niche sits at the intersection of AI, advanced materials, and machine learning and could be a major growth area—Morgan Stanley analysts estimate the space might reach $5 trillion in annual revenue by 2050. KOID's portfolio spans semiconductor manufacturers, actuation and mechanical-systems developers, sensing-hardware companies, and manufacturers—so it isn't a pure-play AI fund but is closely connected to today's AI advances. KOID carries an expense ratio of 0.69%, in line with AIPO, and has returned more than 15% YTD. Based on its first (and so far only) dividend payment, KOID currently offers a modest dividend yield of 0.87%.
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